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## Prerequisites
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Before you begin migrating your SAP SE database to SQL Server:
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Before you begin migrating your SAP ASE database to SQL Server:
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- Verify that your source environment is supported.
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- Get [SQL Server Migration Assistant for SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise (formerly SAP Sybase ASE)](https://www.microsoft.com/download/details.aspx?id=54256).
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1. Right-click the database or object you want to migrate in **SAP ASE Metadata Explorer**, and select **Migrate Data**. Alternatively, you can select the **Migrate Data** tab. To migrate data for an entire database, select the check box next to the database name. To migrate data from individual tables, expand the database, expand **Tables**, and then select the check boxes next to the tables. To omit data from individual tables, clear the check boxes.
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1. Compare and review the structure of the schema to identify potential problems.
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After the schema conversion completes, you can save this project locally for an offline schema remediation exercise. On the **File** menu, select **Save Project**. This step gives you an opportunity to evaluate the source and target schemas offline and perform remediation before you publish the schema to SQL Server.
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After the schema conversion finishes, you can save this project locally for an offline schema remediation exercise. On the **File** menu, select **Save Project**. This step gives you an opportunity to evaluate the source and target schemas offline and perform remediation before you publish the schema to SQL Server.
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To learn more, see [Convert schema](../../../ssma/sybase/converting-sybase-ase-database-objects-sybasetosql.md).
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1. Publish the schema by right-clicking the database in **SQL Server Metadata Explorer** and selecting **Synchronize with Database**. This action publishes the SAP ASE schema to the SQL Server instance.
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1. Migrate the data by right-clicking the database or object you want to migrate in **SAP ASE Metadata Explorer** and selecting **Migrate Data**. Alternatively, you can select the **Migrate Data** tab. To migrate data for an entire database, select the check box next to the database name. To migrate data from individual tables, expand the database, expand **Tables**, and then select the check boxes next to the tables. To omit data from individual tables, clear the check boxes.
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1. After the migration completes, view the **Data Migration Report**.
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1. After the migration finishes, view the **Data Migration Report**.
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1. Connect to your SQL Server instance by using [SQL Server Management Studio](/sql/ssms/download-sql-server-management-studio-ssms), and validate the migration by reviewing the data and schema.
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