Script to generate BCP Statements for a Database

By seshkanuri, 2002/01/07

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The Script below creates a Stored Procedure that returns a Macro SQL Statement. When this SQL statement is executed, it inturn returns BCP Out Statements for all the tables in a given database. The database name should be passed as a parameter to the procedure. Before the procedure is created, the SA Password must be changed to your Database SA Password, for the BCP statements to work correctly.

By seshkanuri, 2002/01/07

Total article views: 2343 | Views in the last 30 days: 77

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