Insertion Query Creation of a Table in Milliseconds

By emreguldogan, 2008/01/03

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Just paste the script into the analyzer and rename the '[HERE_IS_THE_NAME_OF_THE_TABLE_YOU_WANT]' part as the name of the table and execute it in text output mode. Copy the output and paste it again into the analyzer and execute the creation script. That's it. Be careful, you may need to exclude the id column manually (if it is an identity counter column).

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