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Oct 1, 2007

Hello,

I'm fairly new to MS SQL & I have a problem copying tables from one d/b to another. When I do an import or export select Copy tables, the tables & the data get transferred, but all the Identities are set to NO. My D/Bs have 188 tables & it's a pain to reset all of them manually.

Is there a setting I don't know about that will transfer the tables & maintain the Identity?
(I'm using SQL Server Management Studio 9.0)

Thanks for your help - Breck Cogdill

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Importing And Exporting Tables

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Hello Everybody,





Not sure if this is the correct Forum, anyway lemme me know your views. I
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1) Transfering the .mdf and .ldf file from one installation to another installation


2) Generating the records of all the tables in the database to a common
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