This is a discussion on migrating rows between diferents schemas within the SQL Server forums, part of the Microsoft SQL Server category; --> Hi: I have two diferents hosts with sql server 2000: server1, server2 with two diferents bbdd database1, database2 with ...
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| Hi: I have two diferents hosts with sql server 2000: server1, server2 with two diferents bbdd database1, database2 with two diferents schemas owner1,owner2 with the same set of tables table1,table2,table3,... these tables have fk a pk with identity columns I need pass only all rows from server1.database1.owner1.table1 to server2.database2.owner2.table1 but I need preserve pk values and i need advance identity values y dest tables I try use dts services but i don`t good results How I can migrate all rows between owner1 and owner2. Thanks. RaulGZ. |
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| "raulgz" <ragaza@ozu.es> wrote in message news:9b551742.0404212321.1f3f8157@posting.google.c om... > Hi: > > I have two diferents hosts with sql server 2000: server1, server2 > with two diferents bbdd database1, database2 > with two diferents schemas owner1,owner2 > with the same set of tables table1,table2,table3,... > these tables have fk a pk with identity columns > I need pass only all rows from > server1.database1.owner1.table1 > to > server2.database2.owner2.table1 > but > I need preserve pk values and i need advance > identity values y dest tables > > I try use dts services but i don`t good results > > How I can migrate all rows between owner1 and owner2. > > > Thanks. > > RaulGZ. It would be good if you could give the CREATE TABLE statements for each table, and some sample data. As a guess, this may be what you want: use database2 go set identity_insert owner2.table1 on go insert into owner2.table1 (idcol, col1, col2, col3, ...) select idcol, col1, col2, col3, ... from server1.database1.owner1.table1 s1 where not exists (select * from owner2.table1 s2 where s1.idcol = s2.idcol) go set identity_insert owner2.table1 off go dbcc checkident('owner2.table1', reseed) go Note that this only inserts row where the PK value from server1 does not exist in the table on server2 - this may or may not be what you want. If not, then you will need to explain what the logic is for handling rows where the PK value already exists. Simon |
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| Hi, Try dbMaestro. It's a product that allows comparison, migration and archiving of database schema and data. You can find it here: http://www.extreme.co.il "Simon Hayes" <sql@hayes.ch> wrote in message news:<4087a2f1$1_1@news.bluewin.ch>... > "raulgz" <ragaza@ozu.es> wrote in message > news:9b551742.0404212321.1f3f8157@posting.google.c om... > > Hi: > > > > I have two diferents hosts with sql server 2000: server1, server2 > > with two diferents bbdd database1, database2 > > with two diferents schemas owner1,owner2 > > with the same set of tables table1,table2,table3,... > > these tables have fk a pk with identity columns > > I need pass only all rows from > > server1.database1.owner1.table1 > > to > > server2.database2.owner2.table1 > > but > > I need preserve pk values and i need advance > > identity values y dest tables > > > > I try use dts services but i don`t good results > > > > How I can migrate all rows between owner1 and owner2. > > > > > > Thanks. > > > > RaulGZ. > > It would be good if you could give the CREATE TABLE statements for each > table, and some sample data. As a guess, this may be what you want: > > use database2 > go > > set identity_insert owner2.table1 on > go > > insert into owner2.table1 > (idcol, col1, col2, col3, ...) > select idcol, col1, col2, col3, ... > from server1.database1.owner1.table1 s1 > where not exists (select * from owner2.table1 s2 > where s1.idcol = s2.idcol) > go > > set identity_insert owner2.table1 off > go > > dbcc checkident('owner2.table1', reseed) > go > > Note that this only inserts row where the PK value from server1 does not > exist in the table on server2 - this may or may not be what you want. If > not, then you will need to explain what the logic is for handling rows where > the PK value already exists. > > Simon |