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  • RE: Moving tables between servers

    Should I open another case?

    Otherwise, can anyone tell me how to export SP by using T-SQL ?

    Thanks.

  • RE: Moving tables between servers

    Yes, please.

  • RE: Moving tables between servers

    Thanks again.

    I got the idea already.

    How about moving SPs between databases of the same server (or different) using T-SQL?

  • RE: Moving tables between servers

    Thank you again for the response.

    I do not have to move all tables of the database, but I have a list which I would do in a loop.

    If you do...

  • RE: Moving tables between servers

    Is it possible to use T-SQL only?

    If the above is yes, could you please show me how to copy (structure + data) table (Table A) from ServerA to ServerB ?

    T-SQL...

  • RE: Moving tables between servers

    yes, sir!

  • RE: Count(*)

    Thanks!

  • RE: Count(*)

    Thanks again first.

    1. If there is only one index (no partitioned table) allowed, MAX(rows) would get the "count(*)" provided other indexes are zero. Just want to clarify/learn for curiosity.

    2....

  • RE: Count(*)

    It's sinking below the top, still .. hoping to get response ..

    Anyone from the dark guides me through the dark ?

    Thanks.

  • RE: Count(*)

    As a rookie, I'm back for two more questions -

    1. As explained before, indid --> index ID

    a. is there only a row count (number) anytime...

  • RE: Count(*)

    All right guys, I got it. Thanks !!!:-)

  • RE: Count(*)

    I would like to ask a last question before I close this subject.

    Is there any other cases that if I use MAX(rows) for the same tablename I would not get...

  • RE: Count(*)

    Lot of information, thank you ALL!

  • RE: BACKUP databases

    Thanks.

  • RE: BACKUP databases

    I need to backup a database (dbAA to \\server001\DBbackups\dbAA.BAK) on server001 and copy dbAA.BAK to \\server002\DBbackups\dbAA.BAK.

    First action needs a "BACKUP DATABASE ....." ans second needs a DOS action "COPY \\server001\DBbackups\dbAA.BAK...

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