Reverse Engineering And Output

Nov 18, 1999

Two Question

1. Is there a stored procedure, or a way to reverse engineer a database? I have a lot of legacy dbs that I have inherited that I need to create a recovery system for. Part of this is creating the scripts to build all of the tables and I would like to automate it.

2. How can I output the results of a stored procedure to a text file? When I run sp_configure I would like that information to go to a text file.

Thanks in advance
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