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Posted by Eugene on 06/08/06 15:53
In enterprise manager, right click on the database - tasks - generate
sql scripts - follow the wizard.
Ryan wrote:
> Is there an easy way to script the tables from within a database to
> include the indexes etc...
>
> Basically, if I want to script a number of tables, I can right hand
> click on them and generate the script that way. What I'd like to do is
> this same process in T-SQL if possible so I can build an SP which I can
> then run.
>
> It's really just a discussion point. Say we have a number of very
> similar databases whereby there is a database per client and the
> structure is almost the same. This was done for simplicity (rightly or
> wrongly) and there is a fair amount of data.
>
> When we take on a new client, we would need to take a copy of the
> structure and create a new database with the tables from a known
> 'base'.
>
> We would likely need a table to hold the names of the tables to include
> from each database. We would then create an SP passing the name of the
> database to copy from and one to copy to. This would then create a
> script we can then automatically run to create a new database. Could
> this be done in an SP where you pass these parameters, it creates
> another SP with the script and then runs it ?
>
> I've simplified some of this, so I hope it makes sense. It's not
> something I would have normally done, but I'm curious how this problem
> would be approached. Often people would take a script (or use a saved
> one) and run that after manually creating the database.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
>
> Ryan
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