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RBarryYoung
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Posted Thursday, June 19, 2008 3:50 PM
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Sherjon (6/19/2008)
Hey Grasshopper,
We installed the x86 version of SP2 because we have 32 bit machines. We have the 'script' entry for Tools which is nice because we can output the 'IF exists..' line in the CREATE script.
The only output Save options we have are 'SQL Server Files .SQL' and All Files(*.*).
I will re-install SP2(Maybe there is a later version) to see if the
Save As
option displays. If this works, I'll buy any book that you have published at retail price.
Much Appreciated !:D
The Save options are NOT on the File Type drop down! They are on the SAVE button itself!
Look at the SAVE button on the Save dialog: The should be a tiny down-arrow on the right-hand side. Click that arrow. Then select "Save with encoding.." Bingo!
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Sherjon
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Posted Thursday, June 19, 2008 4:47 PM
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To all those who responded,
Thank you very much. The winner is grasshopper, because, although it is a little cumbersome, the Script Wizard does indeed produce ANSI text output.
The SQL Server 2000 script would generate an 'IF exists' clause that would DROP the SPROC and then CREATE a new one. IF we discover a way to append a drop Script and a Create script, we will have it made.
Thanks again to all who responded
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RBarryYoung
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Posted Thursday, June 19, 2008 5:19 PM
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Did you try what I suggested?
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RBarryYoung
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Posted Thursday, June 19, 2008 5:21 PM
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By the way, his name isn't Grasshopper, that's his posting rank. His name is
asdfgh
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RBarryYoung
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Sherjon (6/19/2008)
The winner is grasshopper, because, although it is a little cumbersome, the Script Wizard does indeed produce ANSI text output.
The SQL Server 2000 script would generate an 'IF exists' clause that would DROP the SPROC and then CREATE a new one. IF we discover a way to append a drop Script and a Create script, we will have it made.
I can show you how to do that, but you'll have to get your save button to work because it won't work with the Wizard.
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Sherjon
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Posted Thursday, June 19, 2008 11:03 PM
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Hi RBarryYoung,
Please do. That Save button would be awesome.
BTW, I did not mean to offend you in any way with the 'winner' comment. It just happened to be the one that worked for us. If you could tell u how to get the Save button with the arrows, that would be wonderful. We would greatly appreciate it.
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RBarryYoung
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Posted Friday, June 20, 2008 6:18 AM
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Sherjon (6/19/2008)
Hi RBarryYoung,
Please do. That Save button would be awesome.
BTW, I did not mean to offend you in any way with the 'winner' comment. It just happened to be the one that worked for us. If you could tell u how to get the Save button with the arrows, that would be wonderful. We would greatly appreciate it.
*sigh* Please talk straight. Did you try what I suggested? Are you saying that you do NOT have the arrow on your save button. If so, then please provide your server AND client info: SSMS version and OS version & SP's.
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TheSQLGuru
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Posted Friday, June 20, 2008 7:36 AM
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A screenshot or two could be helpful here too. A picture is worth ...
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RBarryYoung
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Posted Friday, June 20, 2008 7:56 AM
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OK, I think that I know what the problem is here: When you script the procedure, do NOT script it directly to a file. That option does not have the Save Option.
Instead, script it to a "New Query window..." and then save it from there.
That
Save dialog does have the Save Options on the Save button.
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RBarryYoung
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Posted Friday, June 20, 2008 8:03 AM
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Good point Kevin.
I have attached two screen shots that show how to get the Save Options that the OP had in SQL2000.
This is how you select the Script to New Query Windo for the procedure:
And this is the Save Dialog that you should see, with the Save Options:
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