I want to ''Copy'' 3 tables from an existing DB into a new DB on the same SqlServer instance

Is there a quick way in Management Studio to ... i don't know ... drag and drop or maybe copy and paste or import the 3 tables? (The 2 databases are on the same instance of SqlServer 2005)

-perplexed newbie

AFAIK .. there is no drag & drop or copy paste feature for this in SSMO. If u want only data u can use select *into DB1.DBo.ObjectName from DB1.dbo.Objectname. If you want with exact schema, then script it from DB1 run it in DB2 and then copy the data using insert into statement

Madhu

|||Right click on first db->Tasks->Export data... and you will go in an easy way to copy your tables|||

ggciubuc wrote:

Right click on first db->Tasks->Export data... and you will go in an easy way to copy your tables

this will cretae a table with only data not with all constraints. To create constratin u have to script it.

Madhu

|||Yes it is and is a normal situation because in a new database in many cases, there are not same relationships between tables. To the other part these constraints can be easy rebuild with Database Diagramssql

I want to ''Copy'' 3 tables from an existing DB into a new DB on the same SqlServer instance

Is there a quick way in Management Studio to ... i don't know ... drag and drop or maybe copy and paste or import the 3 tables? (The 2 databases are on the same instance of SqlServer 2005)

-perplexed newbie

AFAIK .. there is no drag & drop or copy paste feature for this in SSMO. If u want only data u can use select *into DB1.DBo.ObjectName from DB1.dbo.Objectname. If you want with exact schema, then script it from DB1 run it in DB2 and then copy the data using insert into statement

Madhu

|||Right click on first db->Tasks->Export data... and you will go in an easy way to copy your tables|||

ggciubuc wrote:

Right click on first db->Tasks->Export data... and you will go in an easy way to copy your tables

this will cretae a table with only data not with all constraints. To create constratin u have to script it.

Madhu

|||Yes it is and is a normal situation because in a new database in many cases, there are not same relationships between tables. To the other part these constraints can be easy rebuild with Database Diagramssql

I want to ''Copy'' 3 tables from an existing DB into a new DB on the same SqlServer instance

Is there a quick way in Management Studio to ... i don't know ... drag and drop or maybe copy and paste or import the 3 tables? (The 2 databases are on the same instance of SqlServer 2005)

-perplexed newbie

AFAIK .. there is no drag & drop or copy paste feature for this in SSMO. If u want only data u can use select *into DB1.DBo.ObjectName from DB1.dbo.Objectname. If you want with exact schema, then script it from DB1 run it in DB2 and then copy the data using insert into statement

Madhu

|||Right click on first db->Tasks->Export data... and you will go in an easy way to copy your tables|||

ggciubuc wrote:

Right click on first db->Tasks->Export data... and you will go in an easy way to copy your tables

this will cretae a table with only data not with all constraints. To create constratin u have to script it.

Madhu

|||Yes it is and is a normal situation because in a new database in many cases, there are not same relationships between tables. To the other part these constraints can be easy rebuild with Database Diagrams

I want to ''Copy'' 3 tables from an existing DB into a new DB on the same SqlServer instance

Is there a quick way in Management Studio to ... i don't know ... drag and drop or maybe copy and paste or import the 3 tables? (The 2 databases are on the same instance of SqlServer 2005)

-perplexed newbie

AFAIK .. there is no drag & drop or copy paste feature for this in SSMO. If u want only data u can use select *into DB1.DBo.ObjectName from DB1.dbo.Objectname. If you want with exact schema, then script it from DB1 run it in DB2 and then copy the data using insert into statement

Madhu

|||Right click on first db->Tasks->Export data... and you will go in an easy way to copy your tables|||

ggciubuc wrote:

Right click on first db->Tasks->Export data... and you will go in an easy way to copy your tables

this will cretae a table with only data not with all constraints. To create constratin u have to script it.

Madhu

|||Yes it is and is a normal situation because in a new database in many cases, there are not same relationships between tables. To the other part these constraints can be easy rebuild with Database Diagrams

I want to ''Copy'' 3 tables from an existing DB into a new DB on the same SqlServer instance

Is there a quick way in Management Studio to ... i don't know ... drag and drop or maybe copy and paste or import the 3 tables? (The 2 databases are on the same instance of SqlServer 2005)

-perplexed newbie

AFAIK .. there is no drag & drop or copy paste feature for this in SSMO. If u want only data u can use select *into DB1.DBo.ObjectName from DB1.dbo.Objectname. If you want with exact schema, then script it from DB1 run it in DB2 and then copy the data using insert into statement

Madhu

|||Right click on first db->Tasks->Export data... and you will go in an easy way to copy your tables|||

ggciubuc wrote:

Right click on first db->Tasks->Export data... and you will go in an easy way to copy your tables

this will cretae a table with only data not with all constraints. To create constratin u have to script it.

Madhu

|||Yes it is and is a normal situation because in a new database in many cases, there are not same relationships between tables. To the other part these constraints can be easy rebuild with Database Diagrams

I want to ''Copy'' 3 tables from an existing DB into a new DB on the same SqlServer instance

Is there a quick way in Management Studio to ... i don't know ... drag and drop or maybe copy and paste or import the 3 tables? (The 2 databases are on the same instance of SqlServer 2005)

-perplexed newbie

AFAIK .. there is no drag & drop or copy paste feature for this in SSMO. If u want only data u can use select *into DB1.DBo.ObjectName from DB1.dbo.Objectname. If you want with exact schema, then script it from DB1 run it in DB2 and then copy the data using insert into statement

Madhu

|||Right click on first db->Tasks->Export data... and you will go in an easy way to copy your tables|||

ggciubuc wrote:

Right click on first db->Tasks->Export data... and you will go in an easy way to copy your tables

this will cretae a table with only data not with all constraints. To create constratin u have to script it.

Madhu

|||Yes it is and is a normal situation because in a new database in many cases, there are not same relationships between tables. To the other part these constraints can be easy rebuild with Database Diagrams

I need the istance name in my SQL 2000

Hi guys,
how to view the default instance name in my sql server?Hi

Have you tried something like:

SELECT ISNULL(SERVERPROPERTY('InstanceName'), SERVERPROPERTY('MachineName'))

The default instance returns NULL. More information in Books Online.

John

"amnsia" <secondotetidoilmioindirizzocosilospammi@.nondirecaz zate.it> wrote
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> Hi guys,
> how to view the default instance name in my sql server?