SQL Tools :: BCP And BULK INSERT To Copy Complete Database Contents?

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I need to move all of the contents of one database into anther with the same schema, and it looks like this might be just what I need. But it is from 2007, so I wonder if it is still current?

Also, having tried to run it on another database to generate the script that will actually do the copying, I have a few questions. It looks like it generates statements to import the data twice. For example:

BULK INSERT [TaPerfGDB].[dbo].[i1]
   FROM 'C:Tempi1.Dat'
   WITH (FORMATFILE = 'C:Tempi1.FMT',
         BATCHSIZE = 1000000,
         ERRORFILE = 'C:TempBI_i1.ERR',
         TABLOCK);

And a little later:

INSERT INTO [TaPerfGDB].[dbo].[i1]
    SELECT *
      FROM  OPENROWSET(BULK  'C:Tempi1.Dat',
      FORMATFILE='C:Tempi1.Xml'
      ) as t1;

That does not really make any sense to me. It also generates statements like this:

bcp "[TaPerfGDB].[dbo].[GDB_GEOMNETWORKS]" format nul -n -CRAW -f "C:TempGDB_GEOMNETWORKS.fmt" --S"PGALLUCC-M7" -T

What is the deal with the double hyphen by the servername? Won't it just see that as a comment? It can be easily fixed, but I am just suprised that it is still there after all these years. My purpose in doing this is a desparate attempt to salvege a database that sits on a server with multiple drive errors. These prevent backups, so I cannot just restore the database on the new server. That is why I want to try an approach that goes table by table, so that at least all the tables which are not touched by the drive errors can be moved.

It is a 3 TB database running on SQL Server 2008 R2 std. ed.