Convert Your ADP with WSI: Expert Solutions for Access Data Projects
Microsoft Access offers a unique format called Access Data Project (ADP), designed for working directly with Microsoft SQL Server databases. ADP allows seamless connectivity to SQL Server while leveraging Access's powerful forms and reporting capabilities to build a feature-rich front-end application.
Why Work with WSI on Your ADP?
At Winning Solutions, Inc. (WSI), our Access experts have extensive experience in designing, reviewing, and optimizing Access ADPs. Whether you’ve already started developing your ADP, created a database years ago, or need help optimizing its performance, WSI can assist.
Our ADP services include:
Form and report setup: Build and customize forms and reports to enhance your front-end interface.
Efficiency reviews: Ensure your existing ADP is designed for optimal performance.
ADP troubleshooting: Resolve technical challenges or inefficiencies in your current project.
If you’re struggling with the complexities of ADP design or simply want expert guidance, contact WSI today to ensure your ADP project is a success.
What to Do After Access 2013 Removed ADP Support
Beginning with Microsoft Access 2013, support for the ADP format was removed. If your application is still using ADP, you have two primary options:
Continue with an older Access version (2010 or earlier) to maintain compatibility with ADP.
Convert your ADP to the newer ACCDB or MDB formats.
Converting your ADP ensures long-term compatibility with modern Access versions while preserving functionality. Our team at WSI specializes in ADP conversions, helping organizations seamlessly transition their databases to current formats without losing critical data or functionality.
Why Convert Your ADP?
Modern compatibility: Use your database with the latest versions of Access.
Improved features: Take advantage of enhanced capabilities in ACCDB or MDB formats.
Future-proofing: Ensure your database remains maintainable and scalable as technology evolves.
Ready to Convert Your ADP? Contact WSI Today!
If you’re considering converting your Access ADP to a more modern format, our team at WSI is here to help. From initial consultations to complete conversions, we’ll guide you through every step of the process to ensure your database meets your needs and goals.
Contact us today to get started on working with an Access ADP!
Beginning in Microsoft Access 2013, support for the ADP format was removed from Access. Your options are to continue using an older version of Access (Access 2010 or before) or convert your application to the accdb or mdb format. If you would like to convert your ADP, please contact us to discuss your options.
Contact us today to get started on converting your Access ADP!
Due to the forced retirement of Windows 7 (January 14, 2020, Source) continuing to operate a database using Microsoft Access ADP (Access Data Project) technology has become much more challenging. WSI has recently successfully completed multiple large migrations out of Access ADP for new WSI clients. Please note that the currently scheduled end of life for Office 2010 is October 13, 2020. (Source)