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docs/ssma/access/adding-and-removing-access-database-files-accesstosql.md

@@ -123,9 +123,8 @@ You can remove an Access database from a project by following these steps.
 2.  Right-click the database, and then select **Remove Database**.  
 
 ## Next Step  
-The next step in the migration process is to [connect to SQL Server](https://msdn.microsoft.com/bb8c4bde-cfc2-4636-92ae-5dd24abe9536).  
+The next step in the migration process is to [connect to SQL Server](../sybase/connecting-to-sql-server-sybasetosql.md).  
 
 ## See Also  
 [Migrating Access Databases to SQL Server](migrating-access-databases-to-sql-server-azure-sql-db-accesstosql.md)  
 [Creating and Managing Projects](creating-and-managing-projects-accesstosql.md)  
-  

docs/ssma/access/appendix-1-accesstosql.md

@@ -26,5 +26,4 @@ Quick view of the SSMA Console command line options:
 |8|-?|No|Not Applicable|Not Applicable|  
 
 ## See Also  
-[Executing the SSMA Console (Access)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/aa1bf665-8dc0-4259-b36f-46ae67197a43)  
-  
+[Executing the SSMA Console (Access)](./executing-the-ssma-console-accesstosql.md)  

docs/ssma/access/assessment-report-accesstosql.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ ms.author: "alexiva"
 # Assessment Report (AccessToSQL)
 The Assessment Report window shows the results of the conversion of database objects to [!INCLUDE[tsql](../../includes/tsql-md.md)] syntax, and can also help you estimate the complexity and cost of your migration projects.  
 
-To create an assessment report, select objects to convert in the source metadata explorer, right-click **Databases**, and then select **Create Report**. You can also display this report automatically after you convert schemas. However, the report name will be Conversion Report. For more information, see [Project Settings (GUI) (SSMA Common)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/cf06baf1-8714-48a3-95dc-781f6ca53693).  
+To create an assessment report, select objects to convert in the source metadata explorer, right-click **Databases**, and then select **Create Report**. You can also display this report automatically after you convert schemas. However, the report name will be Conversion Report. For more information, see [Project Settings (GUI) (SSMA Common)](../sybase/project-settings-gui-sybasetosql.md).  
 
 ## Options  
 **Explorer pane**  
@@ -32,5 +32,4 @@ Shows the errors, warnings, and information messages that were generated when th
 To view message details, click either **Errors**, **Warnings**, or **Messages**, and then expand a message. SSMA will display the list of objects that have this error. Click an object to display all conversion details for the object.  
 
 ## See Also  
-[User Interface Reference(Access)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/af24c303-4a41-449b-9c86-d6558a97e839)  
-  
+[User Interface Reference(Access)](./user-interface-reference-accesstosql.md)  

docs/ssma/access/convert-load-and-migrate-accesstosql.md

@@ -30,6 +30,5 @@ Shows the associated conversion or migration report.
 
 ## See Also
 
-[User Interface Reference(Access)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/af24c303-4a41-449b-9c86-d6558a97e839)  
+[User Interface Reference(Access)](./user-interface-reference-accesstosql.md)  
 [Migration Wizard](migration-wizard-accesstosql.md)  
-  

docs/ssma/access/converting-access-database-objects-accesstosql.md

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Converting database objects takes the object definitions from the Access metadat
 During the conversion, SSMA prints status to the Output pane, and error, warning, and informational messages to the Error List pane. Use this information to determine whether you need to modify your Access databases or your conversion process to obtain the desired conversion results. You can also use the information in the [Preparing Access Databases for Migration](preparing-access-databases-for-migration-accesstosql.md) topic to determine what will and will not be converted.  
 
 ## Setting Conversion Options  
-Before converting objects, review the project conversion options in the **Project Settings** dialog box. By using this dialog box, you can set how SSMA converts indexed memo columns, primary keys, foreign key constraints, timestamps, and tables without indexes. For more information, see [Project Settings (Conversion)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/bcebc635-c638-4ddb-924c-b9ccfef86388)  
+Before converting objects, review the project conversion options in the **Project Settings** dialog box. By using this dialog box, you can set how SSMA converts indexed memo columns, primary keys, foreign key constraints, timestamps, and tables without indexes. For more information, see [Project Settings (Conversion)](./project-settings-conversion-accesstosql.md)  
 
 ## Conversion Results  
 The following table shows which Access objects are converted, and the resulting [!INCLUDE[ssNoVersion](../../includes/ssnoversion-md.md)] or SQL Azure objects:  
@@ -114,4 +114,3 @@ The next step in the migration process is [load converted database objects into
 
 ## See Also  
 [Migrating Access Databases to SQL Server](migrating-access-databases-to-sql-server-azure-sql-db-accesstosql.md)  
-  

docs/ssma/access/creating-and-managing-projects-accesstosql.md

@@ -33,19 +33,19 @@ SSMA contains several options for converting and synchronizing database objects
 
 3.  In the left pane, click **Conversion**.  
 
-4.  In the right pane, review the options. For more information about these options, see [Project Settings (Conversion)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/bcebc635-c638-4ddb-924c-b9ccfef86388).  
+4.  In the right pane, review the options. For more information about these options, see [Project Settings (Conversion)](./project-settings-conversion-accesstosql.md).  
 
 5.  Change options as necessary.  
 
 6.  Repeat the previous steps for the **Migration**, **GUI**, and **Type Mapping** pages.  
 
-    -   For information about migration options, see [Project Settings (Migration)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/4caebc9c-8680-4b99-a8fa-89c43161c95d).  
+    -   For information about migration options, see [Project Settings (Migration)](./project-settings-migration-accesstosql.md).  
 
-    -   For information about user interface options, see [Project Settings (GUI)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/cf06baf1-8714-48a3-95dc-781f6ca53693).  
+    -   For information about user interface options, see [Project Settings (GUI)](../sybase/project-settings-gui-sybasetosql.md).  
 
-    -   For more information about data type mapping settings, see [Project Settings (Type Mapping)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/b87b9683-abed-4677-8c50-18bdba704655).  
+    -   For more information about data type mapping settings, see [Project Settings (Type Mapping)](./project-settings-type-mapping-accesstosql.md).  
 
-    -   For information about SQL Azure settings, see [Project Settings (SQL Azure)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/bbb8a204-d0e4-4f0b-9709-271feb1f136e).  
+    -   For information about SQL Azure settings, see [Project Settings (SQL Azure)](./project-settings-azure-sql-db-accesstosql.md).  
 
 **Note** SQL Azure settings will be available only when you select Migration to SQL Azure while creating a project.  
 
@@ -109,4 +109,3 @@ The next step in the migration process is to [add one or more Access databases](
 ## See Also  
 [Migrating Access Databases to SQL Server](migrating-access-databases-to-sql-server-azure-sql-db-accesstosql.md)  
 [Adding and Removing Access Database Files](adding-and-removing-access-database-files-accesstosql.md)  
-  

docs/ssma/access/creating-the-server-connection-files-accesstosql.md

@@ -62,5 +62,4 @@ The user can easily validate his/her server connection file against the schema d
 The next step in operating the console is [Executing the SSMA Console (AccessToSQL)](../../ssma/access/executing-the-ssma-console-accesstosql.md)  
 
 ## See also  
-[Executing the SSMA Console (Access)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/aa1bf665-8dc0-4259-b36f-46ae67197a43)  
-  
+[Executing the SSMA Console (Access)](./executing-the-ssma-console-accesstosql.md)  

docs/ssma/access/creating-variable-value-files-accesstosql.md

@@ -89,5 +89,4 @@ The user can easily validate his/her variable value file against the schema defi
 The next step in operating the console is [Creating the Server Connection Files (AccessToSQL)](../../ssma/access/creating-the-server-connection-files-accesstosql.md)  
 
 ## See also  
-[Creating the Server Connection Files (Access)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/829153be-aa8e-4162-87e8-69882feecf19)  
-  
+[Creating the Server Connection Files (Access)](./creating-the-server-connection-files-accesstosql.md)  

docs/ssma/access/find-databases-wizard-select-files-accesstosql.md

@@ -46,5 +46,4 @@ The date and time the database was created.
 The date and time the database was last updated.  
 
 ## See Also  
-[User Interface Reference(Access)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/af24c303-4a41-449b-9c86-d6558a97e839)  
-  
+[User Interface Reference(Access)](./user-interface-reference-accesstosql.md)  

docs/ssma/access/find-databases-wizard-select-locations-accesstosql.md

@@ -54,5 +54,4 @@ Enter the full Windows user name of the owner. This might be formatted as *domai
 
 ## See Also  
 [Adding and Removing Access Database Files](adding-and-removing-access-database-files-accesstosql.md)  
-[User Interface Reference(Access)](https://msdn.microsoft.com/af24c303-4a41-449b-9c86-d6558a97e839)  
-  
+[User Interface Reference(Access)](./user-interface-reference-accesstosql.md)