How can I export scripts to create the nonsystem tables and stored procedures
of a Microsoft SQL Server database?
SQL Server has an option that lets you create scripts for database creation,
including designing tables and stored procedures. To access this feature, perform
these steps:
- Start the Enterprise Manager (Start, Programs, Microsoft SQL Server, Enterprise
Manager).
- Expand Microsoft SQL Servers, SQL Server Group (local) (Windows NT), Databases.
- Right-click the desired database and select All Tasks, Generate SQL Script,
as Figure 1 shows.
- Under the General tab, click the Show All button and select the All tables
and All stored procedures checkboxes shows.
- Click OK.
- You'll be prompted for the name of a SQL extension file to save the content
to and click Save.
- Click OK at the completion dialog box.
The file that this process generates
will contain the SQL code necessary
to create the objects selected.
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