Re: backup,zip and restore -
07-03-2003
, 08:25 AM
Hello, Salim!
If some tables have not got a PK then how do you hope to identify a record ?
If you cannot identify a record then you can't compare it to anything.
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??>> Hello, Salim!
??>>
??>> If you only want to migrate changed (UPDATED/DELETED/INSERTED) data
then
: you
??>> could look to store those records in trigger tables flagging the action
??>> taken. Overnight you would move those rows to your other server and
apply
??>> the necessary actions. A good task for this is the Data Driven Query
: task.
??>>
??>> You can use a commandline zip tool i.e. PKZIP. Which will allow you to
??>> dynamically zip a file with the aid of a batch file.
??>>
??>> You can roll your own procedure
??>>
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??>>
??>> Allan Mitchell (Microsoft SQL Server MVP)
??>> MCSE,MCDBA
??>> www.SQLDTS.com
??>> I support PASS - the definitive, global community
??>> for SQL Server professionals - http://www.sqlpass.org
??>>
??>> : Hi,
??>> : I need to export only the data from server1 to server2 without
deleting
??>> and
??>> : creating the existing data on server2.Can I do that?
??>> : Also,can I backup the db on server1 and zip the backup file and send
the
??>> : backup file to the pc which runs the server2 and unzip the file and
??>> restore
??>> : it?Can I do that programmatically with .NET or with a free tool?
??>> : Any idea will accepted greatfully.
??>> : Thanks a lot,
??>> : Salim
??>>
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