Hi,
I have a database with lots of data in it. I now want to change the
database schema to reorganise the data. So tables are changing along with
data types.
Is there a tool/method I could use to transfer the data to a new dbase
with the new tables/types in.
I have found tools to convert Oracle to SQL server, but not to convert
data from one SQL server db to another of different schema.
Sue
If you are using SQL2000 then have a look at the DTS or Import/Export
wizard. If you are using SQL2005 then use SSIS.
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
"Sue" <Sue@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have a database with lots of data in it. I now want to change the
> database schema to reorganise the data. So tables are changing along with
> data types.
> Is there a tool/method I could use to transfer the data to a new dbase
> with the new tables/types in.
> I have found tools to convert Oracle to SQL server, but not to convert
> data from one SQL server db to another of different schema.
> --
> Sue
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Conversion of data
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Conversion of data
Hi,
I have a database with lots of data in it. I now want to change the
database schema to reorganise the data. So tables are changing along with
data types.
Is there a tool/method I could use to transfer the data to a new dbase
with the new tables/types in.
I have found tools to convert Oracle to SQL server, but not to convert
data from one SQL server db to another of different schema.
--
SueIf you are using SQL2000 then have a look at the DTS or Import/Export
wizard. If you are using SQL2005 then use SSIS.
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
"Sue" <Sue@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E022212A-D86F-4CC5-932D-3383B421C814@.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> I have a database with lots of data in it. I now want to change the
> database schema to reorganise the data. So tables are changing along with
> data types.
> Is there a tool/method I could use to transfer the data to a new dbase
> with the new tables/types in.
> I have found tools to convert Oracle to SQL server, but not to convert
> data from one SQL server db to another of different schema.
> --
> Sue
I have a database with lots of data in it. I now want to change the
database schema to reorganise the data. So tables are changing along with
data types.
Is there a tool/method I could use to transfer the data to a new dbase
with the new tables/types in.
I have found tools to convert Oracle to SQL server, but not to convert
data from one SQL server db to another of different schema.
--
SueIf you are using SQL2000 then have a look at the DTS or Import/Export
wizard. If you are using SQL2005 then use SSIS.
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
"Sue" <Sue@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E022212A-D86F-4CC5-932D-3383B421C814@.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> I have a database with lots of data in it. I now want to change the
> database schema to reorganise the data. So tables are changing along with
> data types.
> Is there a tool/method I could use to transfer the data to a new dbase
> with the new tables/types in.
> I have found tools to convert Oracle to SQL server, but not to convert
> data from one SQL server db to another of different schema.
> --
> Sue
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