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copy all views
kanika
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Hi experts!!
How can I copy all views from one sql 2008 r2 database to another in sql 2012?
Thanks!!
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RockWithNAV
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Did you tried doing this
Right click on your database Tasks->Generate scripts. SQL Server Management Studio is able to generate the CREATE scripts for you.
After then you simple copy this script and execute it on the target server/database.
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RockWithNAV
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Hey Kanika,
Ya once you executed the script then you need to manually resolve all sort of error coming though.
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RockWithNAV
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Did you tried doing this
Right click on your database Tasks->Generate scripts. SQL Server Management Studio is able to generate the CREATE scripts for you.
After then you simple copy this script and execute it on the target server/database.
Thanks
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kanika
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Thanks but it has complicated me a bit ...
When executing the script of the views in sql2012 I got error because there were missing tables, I created a script with the tables and when I run it in sql2012 it gives me this error:
Invalid Specification: Filegroup 'Data Filegroup 1'.
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kanika
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Sorry, the filegroup theme is already solved, now I'm solving errors that it gives me when executing the script of the views
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RockWithNAV
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Hey Kanika,
Ya once you executed the script then you need to manually resolve all sort of error coming though.
Thanks
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Right click on your database Tasks->Generate scripts. SQL Server Management Studio is able to generate the CREATE scripts for you.
After then you simple copy this script and execute it on the target server/database.
Blog - rockwithnav.wordpress.com/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/RockwithNav
Facebook - https://facebook.com/rockwithnav/
When executing the script of the views in sql2012 I got error because there were missing tables, I created a script with the tables and when I run it in sql2012 it gives me this error:
Invalid Specification: Filegroup 'Data Filegroup 1'.
Ya once you executed the script then you need to manually resolve all sort of error coming though.
Blog - rockwithnav.wordpress.com/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/RockwithNav
Facebook - https://facebook.com/rockwithnav/