I have a table that lives in SQL Server, I imported the table into Access through External Data > New Data Source > From Database. I went through the whole authentication process. After choosing the correct Database and table that I wanted imported, most columns in the table were imported, but some were not. Why would some columns be missing?
I am using SQL Server Management Studio v18.12.1.
- I tried checking to see if these missing columns were computed columns, but that shows False in SQL Server.
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Microsoft Access has a limit of 255 columns per table. If you attempt to link to an external table that has more than 255 columns, Access will retrieve the first 255 columns only. https://www.easysoft.com/blog/access-column-limit.html
My work around was creating a new table in SQL Server with the columns that I needed and importing that table instead.