Comparing two sever-based DB's on different machines

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Maury Markowitz

This is a little odd, but...

We have a database that we access using ODBC in Access. We are in the
process of upgrading the database to a newer version. The two versions are so
different that the client-side ODBC adapters cannot be used on the other
version, and the two "version correct" adapters cannot be run on the same
machine!

I'm wondering if someone can suggest a way to compare the two db's table
layouts and ERD's. I think it's going to involve connecting to the old
version and doing something, then moving to a different machine connected to
the new version (perhaps the server itself, that's fine) and doing something
else.

Any advice?

Maury
 

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