Loading Data From .mdb File Into Sql Server 2005

Aug 15, 2007

I am so new to SQL Server 2005 and just studying.  Saying that...

We use SQL Server 2005 Express edition.  Some one sent me a file (info.mdb) and asked me to load the data in this file in to a table called Products and also asked me to load in another table (ProdCat) where id = 'X05'.

So being not knowing anyting regarding data loading etc, how should I do this and proceed?  The .mdb means its a Access database file?  If that is the case, I dont have Access in my machine and what should I do?

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