SSIS or Replication or JOb

  • please guys help me on this,.,......

    drop table dbo.DemoTable1

    go

    select * into adventureworks.dbo.DemoTable1 from [SSMSB-06\MSSQLSERVER01].AdventureWorks.dbo.DemoTable

    go

    ALTER TABLE [dbo].[DemoTable1] ADD CONSTRAINT [PK_DemoTable1] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED

    (

    [DemoTableKey] ASC

    )WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, SORT_IN_TEMPDB = OFF, IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF, ONLINE = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON, FILLFACTOR = 100) ON [PRIMARY]

    GO

    iam using this kind of script so i think can you understand the script.this script running weekly basis(i mean its scheduled the job) update or inserted records in one database another database.so my question is this script replace we can use replication or SSIs pkg is possible????? but is it possible replication which method is good or same data overwrited in publisher to sunscriber??(becasue we can primary key in tables

    source database destination database

    A(pk) 60 A(pk) 40

    1 90 1 90

    is it overwrite the data in A(pk) 60(from Publisher to subscriber)

    According above Script:

    how to update(drop\create) tables from one server database tables to another server tables

    SQL server DBA

  • Why not just keep the table and delete the contents (maybe truncate I am not sure of truncate's impact on replication) and use an Insert Into for the new data?

  • Hey Hi Daniel Bowlin,

    thank You so much For replying to me...

    okay im using insert into like

    INSERT INTO dbo.TABLETWO

    SELECT col1, col2

    FROM dbo.TABLEONE ..but overwrite is not possible..i mean it will shows the for example

    source database Dest_dtabase

    A(pk) 70 A(pk) 70

    b 80 here b 80

    A 70 and B 80 it shows the 4 recors..i mean overwrite is not possible....

    so pls suggest me i want weekly once update(insert new records)(job agent) the tables from one server to another server tables with overwrite or any other alternate method ..pls help on this situation

    SQL server DBA

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