Is there a way I can get a scripting of all tables, procs, and other objects from a database? I know there's an option to script the database but it only gave me some sort of top level script, certainly not a script to create all tables, procs, udfs, .etc.
From Management StudioRight-click on your database.Tasks -> Generate Scripts.
That should do it.
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Chris BrandsmaChris BrandsmaI wrote an open source command line utility named SchemaZen that does this. It's much faster than scripting from management studio and it's output is more version control friendly. It supports scripting both schema and data.
To generate scripts run:
Then to recreate the database from scripts run:
Seth RenoSeth RenoI wrote a utility for this task, SMOscript.
Script generation is performed by the SMO library, and supports the new object types in SQL 2005 and 2008.
deviodevioWe ended up using a combination of SSMS script generation to extract schema and data, and then use our own database tool which allows keyword parsing and token based replacement in scripts. It also ensures scripts are only applied once.
Why?
Example script (edited for brevity)
si618si618I recommend looking at RedGate SQL packager. It is not free, but has been useful enough to be worth the price.
Just looking at the table data, to output all of the table data content in Management Studio 2012 and 2014, it is a bit hidden but I found the option after some looking:
If you need to do it programmatically, you can use the SQL DMO library (OLE) against SQL Server 2000, but more likely you may wish to use the SQL SMO library (native .NET libraries) against SQL Server 2005 and later.
Both these libraries are integral to the SQL Server administrative tools install.
This is in the case that generating the full database script from SQL Server Management Studio is insufficient.
polyglotpolyglotI have NLS_LANG
set in the registry for my local language.The CMD is not able to display the characters of my local language so i see jibrish. i'm talking about prompts from the client and not actual data, error messages for example.
I need to keep the client's setting to the local NLS because other programs are dependent on it.
I've tried adding $set NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8MSWIN1252
in the glogin but obviously it's not working since the script is executed only after sql*Plus had already been started.
My question is , is there any way of setting the NLS_LANG
to AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8MSWIN1252
only for SQL*Plus ?
NLS_LANG
cannot be changed for the session in SQL*Plus. You can only set the langage, territory, numeric characters, etc ...For example:
NLS_LANG
is set as an environment variable, so before running SqlPlus use:
On Windows:
On Unix (Solaris and Linux, centos etc)
Ludovic FeltzLudovic FeltzYou can use the login.sql or glogin.sql to run arbitrary commands when SQL*Plus starts, so set the appropriate session settings in there
David AldridgeDavid Aldridgealter session set nls_language='AMERICAN';
will solve your problem...
This worked for me when I ran into the same issue today
From a windows command prompt run before running sqlplus