If you create the table manually, then it is much easier to link that table to Access and create an Append Query. This way doesn't need export or bulk insert.
adam_k
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On 2007 Access select External Data from the ribbon and in the Import section select more. From there select ODBC database and a wizard will pop-up.
Select from the wizard that you want to link the table and not import it and follow the steps (If you don't have an ODBC connection to your SQL you have to create one).
For the append query, create a query as you normally would - with or without the wizard - enter design mode, right click on the area that shows the tables (but not on a table ) and from on the menu that appears hover your cursor on query type. Select Append Query from the submenu and you'll be asked what table to insert the data.
PS: I just saw that Access 2007 has a move data wizard that transfers data to SQL server. It's Database Tools in the ribbon. And has the option to keep existing database.
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