Record Count for Tables

By Kyle Van Andel, 2007/09/24

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This script was created for an Oracle to SQL 2005 migration. It creates a table, and then populates it with the record counts for each table in a given schema. (You will need to replace the xxxx text with your schema name for it to work). I prefer populating a table with this data, then creating a linked server to the Oracle box to match up the record counts with a similar script I ran on the Oracle side, allowing me to easily check that all records were migrated.

By Kyle Van Andel, 2007/09/24

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