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import data locate in file => file create with generate script

  • May 21, 2015 at 1:07 am

    #298509

    Hi expert :),

    I work with sql server 2008 on a database.

    we have export schema and datas with the command export datas

    click rigth on database => tasks => generate scripts => select all object => click advanced => select type of data to script => schema and data

    Now we have a file with all datas and schema

    That's perfect ...

    But how i can insert the file in a other database ?

    ok i can copy paste all datas in management studio and press f5 but when i do this the management studio fail because the size of the file is > 200 mega !!!!

    Is there another solution ?

    Thanks for your time and your knowledge

    Christophe

  • May 26, 2015 at 1:49 pm

    #1800697

    You can use SqlCmd utility from command line:

    sqlcmd -S yourservername -i sqlscript.sql

    Alex S

  • May 26, 2015 at 3:21 pm

    #1800709

    christophe.bernard 47659 (5/21/2015)

    Hi expert :),

    I work with sql server 2008 on a database.

    we have export schema and datas with the command export datas

    click rigth on database => tasks => generate scripts => select all object => click advanced => select type of data to script => schema and data

    Now we have a file with all datas and schema

    That's perfect ...

    But how i can insert the file in a other database ?

    ok i can copy paste all datas in management studio and press f5 but when i do this the management studio fail because the size of the file is > 200 mega !!!!

    Is there another solution ?

    Thanks for your time and your knowledge

    Christophe

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  • May 27, 2015 at 1:04 am

    #1800764

    hi both,

    thanks for your time ans your solution ..

    sqlcmd work really fine thanks and very fast..

    Why we do not a back up restore ..

    i think that the back up restore take time prefer to my solution (export script => import script)

    but now the script is very big (200 mo) and management studio when i open this script inside does not respond .. 🙂

    well, thanks for your time guys

    have a nice day

    christophe

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