October 25, 2008 at 10:49 am
SSC Journeyman:
I suspect that you either need to set some options on the command or query the index scripts as a separate set of items. Either way you should ask the creator of the script at Simple-Talk.com.
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October 25, 2008 at 12:21 pm
Yeah Rbarryyoung,
I did the same, hope I will get some clue, I will try once more tomorrow morning.
- Manish
October 25, 2008 at 3:36 pm
Let us know if you find out what the answer is. 🙂
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October 8, 2009 at 2:07 pm
krayknot (10/21/2008)
Manish Kaushik (10/20/2008)
Hi Guys, Can any one help me out to knowHow to generate the scripts of all tables without the Generate scripts wizard of SQL 2008.
Thanks
Manish Kaushik
create proc sp__GenerateScript
@dbname varchar(256) = '',
@Applicationpath varchar(700) ='C:\program files\Microsoft SQL Server\mssql\upgrade\',
@destinationpath varchar(700) ='D:\MSSQLScripts\',
@switches varchar(200) = ' /X /Y /A /q /r /G /I '
as
--Created by:MAK
--Date: Aug 28, 2004
--Objective: Generate SQl Scripts for all or given database
Did anyone try this ? I tried it on a small database and it ran for 25 minutes before I decided to cancel it .... not sure what's going on. I copied the exe from a 2000 machine to my 2005 machine, fwiw.
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