What is the best way to move Views and Stored Procedures from Dev to Prod?
Is DTS a good option. Thankshi niles,
Go to Enterprise manager. Right click on the database. click on "all
tasks" . click on "generate sql script". click on "show all". Click on "all
views" and "all stored procedures", this will generate a script file with
DDL commands. You can run this file on the destination database/server
through query analyzer.
Vishal Parkar
vgparkar@.yahoo.co.in|||Thanks, works beautifully!
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What is the best way to move Views and Stored Procedures from Dev to Prod? Is DTS a good option. Thanks
hi niles,
Go to Enterprise manager. Right click on the database. click on "all
tasks" . click on "generate sql script". click on "show all". Click on "all
views" and "all stored procedures", this will generate a script file with
DDL commands. You can run this file on the destination database/server
through query analyzer.
Vishal Parkar
vgparkar@.yahoo.co.in
|||Thanks, works beautifully!
hi niles,
Go to Enterprise manager. Right click on the database. click on "all
tasks" . click on "generate sql script". click on "show all". Click on "all
views" and "all stored procedures", this will generate a script file with
DDL commands. You can run this file on the destination database/server
through query analyzer.
Vishal Parkar
vgparkar@.yahoo.co.in
|||Thanks, works beautifully!
Domains
What is the best way to move Views and Stored Procedures from Dev to Prod? Is DTS a good option. Thankshi niles,
Go to Enterprise manager. Right click on the database. click on "all
tasks" . click on "generate sql script". click on "show all". Click on "all
views" and "all stored procedures", this will generate a script file with
DDL commands. You can run this file on the destination database/server
through query analyzer.
--
Vishal Parkar
vgparkar@.yahoo.co.in
Go to Enterprise manager. Right click on the database. click on "all
tasks" . click on "generate sql script". click on "show all". Click on "all
views" and "all stored procedures", this will generate a script file with
DDL commands. You can run this file on the destination database/server
through query analyzer.
--
Vishal Parkar
vgparkar@.yahoo.co.in
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