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Default coping databases - 02-12-2004 , 05:49 PM






If I cannot copy the dt stored procedures when using the
copy db task in dts to copy databases, how do I copy these
dt store procedures? I believe every db needs to have the
dt stored procedures, correct?

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Default Re: coping databases - 02-12-2004 , 06:32 PM






I believe they get created when the db itself is created. What ever it is
that creates them will take care of it<g>. It shouldn't be something you
have to deal with.

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If I cannot copy the dt stored procedures when using the
copy db task in dts to copy databases, how do I copy these
dt store procedures? I believe every db needs to have the
dt stored procedures, correct?



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Default Re: coping databases - 02-13-2004 , 03:19 PM



That is what I thought. But for some reason it's not
happening. thank you.
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-----Original Message-----
I believe they get created when the db itself is
created. What ever it is
that creates them will take care of it<g>. It shouldn't
be something you
have to deal with.

--

Andrew J. Kelly
SQL Server MVP


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If I cannot copy the dt stored procedures when using the
copy db task in dts to copy databases, how do I copy
these
dt store procedures? I believe every db needs to have
the
dt stored procedures, correct?


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