I've been trying to copy tables from a linked server to a SQL Server
Express database. Express seems to have no direct/automatic way to do
it, so I've been looking into doing this by hand (i.e., with a T-SQL
procedure).
I've discovered some system stored procedures that seem relevant (like
sp_tables_ex and sp_columns_ex). But they're procedures, not
table-valued functions, so I'm not sure if I can actually do anything
with the data they return.
If I could get to the data, I thought maybe I could use a cusor and a
while loop to recreate the tables in Express.
Is this crazy?
Really could use some advice on this.
Thanks,
-Dan 1 2405
Daniel Manes (da******@cox.n et) writes: I've been trying to copy tables from a linked server to a SQL Server Express database. Express seems to have no direct/automatic way to do it, so I've been looking into doing this by hand (i.e., with a T-SQL procedure).
I've discovered some system stored procedures that seem relevant (like sp_tables_ex and sp_columns_ex). But they're procedures, not table-valued functions, so I'm not sure if I can actually do anything with the data they return.
If I could get to the data, I thought maybe I could use a cusor and a while loop to recreate the tables in Express.
I assume that the linked server is also SQL Server?
The simplest method is surely to script the tables, and then use
BCP to copy the data. You run BCP from a command-line window. In the
most simple form, you would do:
bcp src_db.dbo.tbl out tbl.bcp -S src_server -T -n
bcp target_db.tbo.t bl in tbl.bcp -S .\SQLEXPRESS -T -n
for each table.
-n specifies native format, which is the best to use when copying from
SQL Server to SQL Server.
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