Zuar Runner Integrations: Microsoft Access

Automate the collection of Microsoft Access data, combine it with data from hundreds of other potential sources, and transport it to the data warehouse of your choosing.

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Move and Model Access Data to Wherever You Store Your Analytics Data

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Zuar Runner is an automated end-to-end data pipeline solution that stages data for analytics. Easily integrate data from any data source or API into a database and prepare it for analysis. We set up everything for you as a service, in the cloud or on-premise.

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Centralize ALL Your Data

Create a single source of truth for all your organizational data. Eliminate data silos by combining your Access data with data from other databases/data sources.

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Perform Complex Analysis

Transport your data to a visualization platform (such as Tableau) and we'll help you create intuitive dashboards for actionable insights.

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Eliminate Manual Data Entry

Automate the collection of Access data and save countless hours of repetitive tasks by creating an automated data pipeline.

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HANDS ON: How Zuar Runner's Access Integration Works

  • 1. Select Microsoft Access and a destination database.
  • 2. Use Zuar Runner to choose specific metrics and dimensions, or transform the data with SQL. Add contextual information to help with analysis. Pivot, aggregate, pre-calculate and create new tables for advanced analytics.
  • 3. Schedule each step of the process for automation and monitor the flow of data with built-in alerts.
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Microsoft Access Connector FAQs

How do I connect Microsoft Access to a database?

There are several ways to connect Microsoft Access to a database, including linked tables, ODBC connection, data import/export, ADO/DAO connections, the MS Access API, or third-party data integrations tools such as Zuar’s ELT solution, Zuar Runner.

How do I export from Microsoft Access?

To extract data from Microsoft Access, you can use the built-in "Export" feature to save the data in a variety of formats such as CSV, Excel, or text. You can also use SQL queries within Access to extract specific data from the database and then save the result as a new table. Another option is to use Microsoft Access Automation to extract data programmatically, allowing you to automate the process of data extraction or integrate with other applications.

How do I extract data from an access database?

To extract data from Microsoft Access, you can use the built-in "Export" feature to save the data in a variety of formats such as CSV, Excel, or text. You can also use SQL queries within Access to extract specific data from the database and then save the result as a new table. Another option is to use Microsoft Access Automation to extract data programmatically, allowing you to automate the process of data extraction or integrate with other applications.

Can Microsoft Access be used for data analysis?

Yes, Microsoft Access can be used for data analysis. Microsoft Access provides several features that make it suitable for data analysis, such as querying and sorting data, creating reports, and creating pivot tables. Access also has a built-in report wizard that allows you to easily create reports based on your data. However, for more advanced data analysis, it may be necessary to use other data analysis software, such as Tableau or Microsoft Power BI.

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