I don't know if this is a newbie question or not, I want to export some tables from "full" SQL Server 2005 database to a SQL Server Compact Edition database through a CLR stored procedure.
I know it is possible through SSIS.
This article shows how to migrate between sql server and sql server compact using SQL Server Compact Toolbox. so you can use the sql server compact script generated from your database to create CLR stored procdure
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i have 2 server.
one using Oracle database and other using SQL Server 2008.
how i can link that server?
can anyone give me solution?
How can I transfer a SQL Server Compact database to SQL Server 2008 by using
a SQL Server 2008 procedure?
Yes, you can create a SQLCLR procedure using the SQL Server Compact OLEDB provider. I have some sample code here: http://erikej.blogspot.dk/2008/10/accessing-sql-compact-from-sql-server.html
If you want to do a one off transfer from SQL Server Compact to SQL Server 2008, you can use my ExportSqlCe command line to in combination with sqlcmd to transfer the entire database
I'm not able to find in SQL Server 2005 the utility that phpmyadmin has for exporting tables.
I need a way to dump all info a table contains in a query with all the instert into in it.
How can I do that with SQL Server 2005?
Use the Database publishing wizard tool you can find it under the SQL Server install directory
I have a database that is on a SQL 2000 server, and I would like to make it a Sql 2005 express edition database.
What is needed to do in order to make that work?
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The cleanest way would be to create a new database in SQL 2005 and import all the objects in.
You can also backup and restore into the SQL 2005 environment. That will work as well
how can I transform database from sql server 2005 to 2000
Use SSIS to export the database directly to SQL Server 2000.
First make sure that you aren't using any native 2005 features like included columns on indexes, XML features, etc. Then you can script the schema out using SSMS, and export the data using BCP or SSIS to SQL 2000. Some vendor tools exist like RedGate SQL Compare and Data Compare that make doing this a whole lot easier if you have primary keys defined on your tables.