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Old 05-06-2008, 06:10 PM
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How to export from MS SQL 2000?
I 'm using MS SQL 2000 for a management software. I want to export data so that I can set up the software on the custom's computer. But I 'm stuck with a problem: "how to export ALL data from MS SQL server ?". (ALL means : tables, foreignkey, data, store procedure)
Anyone knows about this problem, please help. Thanks thousand times.
I 'm using MS SQL 2000 for a management software. I want to export data so that I can set up the software on the custom's computer. But I 'm stuck with a problem: "how to export ALL data from MS SQL server TO A FILE ?". (ALL means : tables, foreignkey, data, store procedure)
Anyone knows about this problem, please help. Thanks thousand times.
Thanks for your help. But what should I choose in the instruction to export data to a file?
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Old 05-06-2008, 06:14 PM
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Start SQL Server Enterprise Manager.
Drill down to your database, right-click on it and select "All Tasks" -> Export Data.
Then follow instructions.

Or better yet, choose "Backup Database", back it up to a file and then restore it on another server.

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If you don't know where to export, don't export - use Backup function instead to back up entire database to a file. Then restore it on another server.
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