We currently have a PPTP connection set up for our developers to
access our development SQL server through a VPN tunnel. When they
need to copy tables up to the dev SQL from their local machine they
simply do a DTS copy.
However, we are now moving to a thin client solution where they will
be working on a terminal server. They will have access to the
development SQL servers and SQL tools such as EM and QA. However,
they will not have access to their local SQL server and, therefore,
will not be able to directly perform DTS copies. We have explored
several possibilities such as exporting tables to a .csv or .mdb file
and then importing them on the development SQL server but this is not
ideal because things are lost in that process (e.g. primary keys,
field names, data types, etc.)
My question is this: Is there a way to export and then import SQL
tables without losing dependent objects such as primary keys and data
types in the process? If any of you are working with a similar
situation I would really like to hear how your remote users copy
objects from their remote location to your SQL servers. Thanks!
Ryan
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