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Backing up data from a Sql Server Table

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    Is there anyway that we can extract or backup data from a sql server table to anything, and later importing them? Is there any popular tool or technique to do so?

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      Is there anyway that we can extract or backup data from a sql server table to anything, and later importing them? Is there any popular tool or technique to do so?

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      you can generate sql script for you table structure and also data which exist in your table. if you have sql server 2008 follow this instructions: Open Sql Server Management Studio Right Click on your database go to : Tasks then: generate scripts... wizard will shown then try this wizard you can find it very simple

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        you can generate sql script for you table structure and also data which exist in your table. if you have sql server 2008 follow this instructions: Open Sql Server Management Studio Right Click on your database go to : Tasks then: generate scripts... wizard will shown then try this wizard you can find it very simple

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        I have to do that programatically and i am using Vb.Net or may be C# will do.

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          I have to do that programatically and i am using Vb.Net or may be C# will do.

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          You can create your own SSIS package and then run it with your .NET application

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            You can create your own SSIS package and then run it with your .NET application

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            Hello , You can use SMO ( SQL Server Management Objects ) to do that but it might be complicated for a beginner ( in SMO )

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