It's nice to see the SQL Server 2000 Resource Kit text available
online at the MS site, but unfortunately the code samples that come
with the book aren't included. In particular, I am interested in the
MetaDataScriptor VB project. Is there anywhere I can download a copy
of this sample, or am I pay another £60 for the book with CD-ROM?

Gavin Gaunt

I would even say that DSO/XML Conversion Utility is better then
MetadataScripter, because it creates XML files as opposed to VB code...
DSO/XML can be downloaded from here:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en

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"Joerg" <Joerg (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Another alternative would be to find someone in your company with a TechNet
distribution.
All of the resource kits (SQL, Windows, etc.. all of them) are distributed
on TechNet.
They might also be on MSDN Universal.
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"Gavin Gaunt" <gavinspamgaunt (AT) yahoo (DOT) co.uk> wrote