It is possible to link Microsoft SQL Server with the QuickFill database, but there are some problems you need to watch out for.
1. If the main QuickFill installer was not run on the SQL Server machine when you installed QuickFill, then you must run QuickFill's Workstation installer on the SQL Server machine. That will install the registry settings required for the ODBC driver.
2. You must use UNC paths, not mapped drive letters to access the QuickFill database. Mapped drive letters exist only in the context of individual users. If you use mapped drive letters SQL Server will not be able to find the database files.
3. You must create a "System DSN" on the SQL Server machine. Use the ODBC administration tool to do this. You cannot use the DSN that QuickFill creates for you because that is a "User DSN" and SQL Server will not be able to access it.
4. If you are using a 64 bit version of Windows then you must use the 32 bit ODBC administration tool to set up your System DSN. The 32 bit ODBC administration tool is located at C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe.
5. You cannot use a 64 bit version of SQL Server. The QuickFill ODBC driver is 32 bit only.