Unfortunately I don't -- but that's not a bad idea for another tool. Perhaps someone else has created one. I've been sitting on DumpSQLSec for three years and I bet quite a few DBAs have some cool SQL-DMO code out there. Let's start posting it.

On seperate note, creating a SQL-DMO applicaton is a great way for DBAs to brush up on their programming skills. I plan on creating a .NET SQL-DMO application sometime this year in order to start learning .NET and of the course there's the added benefit of having yet another useful tool.