Sean Lange (5/7/2013)
Kbear (5/7/2013)
I am trying to use the alter schema statement on a table with this name:ABC\genn.smith.itemresults
with this statement
ALTER SCHEMA dbo TRANSFER ABC\genn.smith.itemresults
and I get this error:
Incorrect syntax near '\'.
What does that mean? How can I change the schema to dbo lif the schema is ABC\genn.smit?
Thank you.
I am a little confused about what is the table name and what is the schema but you need to wrap your table name in []
I think you said the current schema is ABC\genn.smit.
That would mean the syntax for this would be:
ALTER SCHEMA dbo TRANSFER [ABC\genn.smith].itemresults
I have not used ALTER SCHEMA like this, but after reading up on it and testing it in a sandbox database, I would agree with Sean.