Copying Encrypted Objects ?

Jan 26, 2007

Hi,

I would like to copy a function from one sql 2005 database to another, but the function is encrypted so cannot use the script to window commands etc... Is there a way of copying encrypted objects from one sql 2005 db to another? I don't really care to know the contents of the function.



Any help appreciated.

James.

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