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SYMPTOMSIf you want to upsize a Microsoft Access database to a new Microsoft SQL Server database, you must have Microsoft SQL Server CREATE DATABASE permissions. If you want to upsize a Microsoft Access database to an existing Microsoft SQL Server database, you must be either the database owner (dbo) or have CREATE TABLE permissions. Otherwise, you cannot upsize the Microsoft Access database. CAUSE
If you want to create a new database on SQL Server by using the Upsizing wizard, you must have CREATE DATABASE permissions. These permissions are granted through the sysadmins fixed server role. For example, the sa login (who is a member of sysadmins by default) may create new databases when running the upsizing tool. RESOLUTION
In order for you to upsize a Microsoft Access database to the Microsoft SQL Server, you must be:
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