SQL 2012 :: Copy Data From One Schema To Another?
Feb 12, 2015I have a database DB1 and DBTest
DBTest Database is empty. I want to copy all the objects in DB1 - schema1 how can I do that?
I have a database DB1 and DBTest
DBTest Database is empty. I want to copy all the objects in DB1 - schema1 how can I do that?
Hi All,
I want to migrate data from old DB to New DB. New db is having schema changes. For e.g Table A in Old DB is split into
two tables A1 and A2 in new DB. I want to copy some columns from Table A to A1 and some into A2. A2 is having relation with A1(A1's ID is FK in A2). I want to insert records into A1 and using the identity column of newly inserted record, i want to insert the record into A2. Please guide me how can i do this with SSIS.
Thanks in Advance
Devika
I am using sql server 2008 R2.I want to copy all the objects of one schema and put it in another schema. I want to do that from command prompt.
In oracle we can export the objects of one user and import to another user using exp and imp. I want similar type.
how to copy a content of a table from one remote server to another,. server A does not see server B (B doesn't see A) - I cannot even ping to one from another.I do have SQL Studio installed on server C, which IT team configured to allow access to both A and B.So what I did so far is to periodically:
1. connect from the studio on server C to server A
2. run the following script on server A: SELECT * FROM A.myTable FOR XML PATH('ROOT')
3. copy the result
4. connect from the studio on server C to server B
5. to write something like
DECLARE @xmlData XML;
SET @xmlData = pasting here my result from item 3 above
6. INSERT INTO
SELECT
ref.value .....
FROM @xmlData.nodes('/myElemnet/ROOT')
xmlData( ref );
so it works. now there is a requirement to schedule this update to run periodically and I need to implement it..
Hi,
What do I need to do in order to make a copy of a schema. For example lets say my database has 3 schemas - Test, Production and Staging. I want to make an exact copy of Production. ie. complete copy - all objects - tables, views, stored procs and also all the data and probably call it Production-New. Now we have 4 schemas in the database.
This needs to be initiated from the app that the user is currently using. Is there any built in support (TSQL functions/commands/Sps ?) for such an activity ? and if not what may be the direction that I need to look at to take this further ?
Overall I'm looking at being able to take a quick snapshot of a schema and start using that. I must mention that the volume of data will be substancial and the solution devised should be able to do it rather quickly - The user clicks a button in order to take a snap shot. So the wait time has to be reasonable.
Any suggestions/ideas will be great.
Thanks -
Avinash
Hi,
Can anyone help me to figure out how to generate the SQL Script that can produce the same database schema with the existing database?
I have tried the "Generate SQL Script" tool. However, it only creates the object such as tables, stored procedures, triggers and etc. I still have to create the database first in order to run that script. I have an existing database that has a 2.7 GB size (let's called this ABC Database). In a different server, I would like to create the same database with the ABC DB without having to restore the ABC DB. Bottom line, I would like to see the script creates the database along with all stored procedures, triggers and the size of the database will be 2.7 GB. Is it possible?
Thank you very much!
Jane
I need to create some sort of method to copy the schema and data from an existing database and recreate that database schema and data at another location i.e. customer site. I would like to be able to start the rendered script from a command line. I will be very appreciative of anyone who can get me started in the right direction.
Thank you,
iRead
I created my database on a remote server. It now has lots of tables and stored procedures
When I created it, the server created a schema named for me, the user, so all my tables and stored procedures are named like johndoe.tablename.
I would like to rename the schema to something less personal more professional.
Can it be as simple as "ALTER SCHEMA johndoe RENAME professional"?
Also, I would like to create a local copy of the databse, so I can develop offline, without the 2 second delay.
SQL Server Management Studio Express lets me generate scripts, which I have been using to make backups.
Can I use the script file to recreate the database on my local machine?
Thanks
Hello,
I would like to use SSIS tool to move the data from one database schema to another database schema.
For example:
Source table has
1. UserName (varchar 20) (no null)
2. Email (varchar 50) (can be null)
Destination table has
1. UserID (uniqueidentifier - GUID)
2. UserName (varchar 50) (no null)
3. EmailAddress (nvarchar 50) (can be null)
4. DateTime
Questions:
1. What controls do I use in my Data Flow to make data move between databases with different data types and include new value in UserID as a new GUID and DateTime as a date (GETDATE)?
OLE DB Source, OLE DB Destination, Data Converson and .....
How do I insert Guid and Date at the same time?
2. I have many tables to do data moving. Any sugestions? How do I architect my project? If I create many data flows for each table - it will look complicated.
Please give me some advices here.
Thanks.
I Just checking a newly deisgned db at my new place, AND see there is NO FK contraints EXISTS FOR many tables, so you can enter:
INSERT INTO tProdValues (Value, CategoryID) rows with any CategoryID (eg. = 99),
even they don't exist in tCategoryTypes, is this OK?
I am looking for some SQL Scripts/tool to compare the two sql database and generate the difference results into Excel file. I am not looking for Sync/change scripts.
Example:
Result Type Desc
-----------------------
Col1 Column Added
Table1 Table Removed
Following an upgrade to SQL Server 2012, our shop's Schema Compare tool (Redgate SQL Compare) is no longer supporting our environment.We are starting to evaluate various 3rd party products to find a possible replacement, and would be interested in what products are favored by other IT shops who do a lot of database work.
Our shop is split about 75% SQL Server, 20% Oracle, and 5% I'll call other. Ideally a product would support SQL Server and Oracle, but our focus is on SQL server right now. On that platform we have ~50 servers spread across DevUATProd environments.In basic terms, we need a tool that can identify schema differences between DBs and generate synchronization scripts to support deploys between environments. Real-time synchronization is not a requirement (nor desirable), as deploys are a gated DBA function in our shop.
I refresh QA environments with copies of our production database quite often. Many of the users also have read-only logins to production, but not all. I've noticed that in QA the users in the restored database are matched up with QA server logins that no longer have "DBO" as their default schema. We almost always use DBO, nothing else.
On the most recent restore, I didn't drop the target DB first, just restored with "replace." Does it matter whether I drop or replace in this instance?
The one user reporting issues could not open the database in management studio to view objects/tables etc. I noticed their default schema was their domain login, so fixed that and they now no longer have the issue.
I am trying to do the above using the following...
ALTER SCHEMA [dbo] TRANSFER [schemaame].[tablename];
...but getting the following error...
Msg 15530, Level 16, State 1, Line 5
The object with name "tablename" already exists.
The tablename I see in SSMS is schemaame.Tablename
When I look at the properties of the table, it says the name is 'tablename'.
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1.) Can we deploy the changes to Server2.mydatabase whilst still having Server1.mydatabase available to users?
2.) If yes, what is involved in doing so
3.) If no, What is the best suggestions to apply schema changes to HA databases.
In SQL Server 2012 (also 2005 and 2008), can you have Referential Integrity across a Database? Across a Schema?
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[code]...
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GO
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Example :
Test1DB ---> Table1
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SELECT * INTO Test2db.dbo.new_table_name FROM Test1db.dbo.old_table_name in this format ??
script and scheduled to run daily @ 7:00AM?
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I would like to know how to copy a nested tree with reference id 4451 from Parent_Id 1 to Parent_Id = 2
--***** Table Definition With Insert Into to provide some basic data ****
IF (OBJECT_ID ('myRefTable', 'U') IS NOT NULL)
DROP TABLE myRefTable;
GO
CREATE TABLE myRefTable
(
Reference_Id INT DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL CONSTRAINT myRefTable_PK PRIMARY KEY,
[Code] ....
How to Copy nested sub-tree 4451 with all its children to Parent_Id 2, without deleting from Parent_Id = 1 ?
I am having three table tblTest,tblTestQuestion,tblAnswers
Each test can have multiple question and each Question can have multiple answers.
Now I am already having records in database. I wants to create clone copy of existing test except testdetails in tblTest because the test will be unique, and then insert questions and answers into their respective tables.
I was trying to create SP but stuck.
Please find below tables structure
[code="
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[tblAnswer](
[Code].....