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toprprasad
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Posted Wednesday, August 06, 2008 2:37 AM
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Hi...
I need a script which can generate insert statements for all the records in a table.
for eg: if a table abc has 2 records, then on executing this script, it should generate 2 insert statements with column names and values.
thx
raj
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Abhijit More
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There may be the possibilities that table either contains Primary / Identity Field or may not contains any ke, so in that case how do you insert the record ?
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toprprasad
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Posted Wednesday, August 06, 2008 2:54 AM
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That doesnot matter... Ultimately , i need insert statement for each record in the table.
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I'm lazy, I use ApexSQL Edit.... =)
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Jeff Moden
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toprprasad (8/6/2008)
Hi...
I need a script which can generate insert statements for all the records in a table.
for eg: if a table abc has 2 records, then on executing this script, it should generate 2 insert statements with column names and values.
thx
raj
See the method in the link in my signature below.
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Tony Webster
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Posted Friday, May 14, 2010 2:41 AM
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In case you miss is, article
Generating Insert Statements
is republished today.
Also, there is my own article,
Scripting INSERTs
, which is intended to do address a slight different issue - where you want to script individual bits of tables, perhaps subject to conditions on the records - and also you can edit the script more easily if you aren't just looking for a straight copy. It doesn't support some of the more exotic datatypes though.
I think both are subject to the provisos about IDENTITY fields etc, although I guess if you can just turn IDENTITY_INSERT on for the table in that particular case.
Tony
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