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Posted by Robert Klemme on 03/24/06 15:31
Jeff Kish wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have a database I need to supply something (I'm assuming a t-sql script..
> maybe something else is better) to update customer tables with.
> The operations include mostly changing varchar lengths, though a couple of
> columns were renamed.
Not a good idea IMHO although you can use sp_rename.
> I'd like to maybe figure out how to get Enterprise Manager or Query Analyzer
> to generate the scripts.
>
> I can't just send alter table scripts because I'm involving all sorts of
> constraints that have to be disabled/or dropped, the alter made, then have
> them enabled/ or re-created.
Then generate the SQL for the target state and insert drops yourself.
> Basically I'm hoping to get the tools to do the rather large amount of work
> for me. I'm targetting sql server 2000.
>
> Can someone make a knowledgeable suggestion?
I don't think you will be able to get this out of EM - at least not
directly. It would basically mean to trace your operations and generate
SQL from that. I don't think EM will do that for such a complex set of
operations. You'll have to do some manual work.
Kind regards
robert
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