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Copying data from one (identical) MSSQL database/table to another - Strategies

Asked by synapse88 in MS SQL DTS, MS SQL Server, SQL Server 2005

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So I have two identical SQL 2005 databases, one on server #1 which is the back-end for my Production site, and one on server #2 which is the back-end Training site.  I have had a number of new users sign up for the Production site on server1, and I want to copy the new user records over to the database on server2 so they can access the Training site.

So I have the "users" table on server1 and the "users" table on server2 and I want to move the new records from server1 to server2.

I tried to do this through the DTS Import/Export Wizard, and I thought the best way was to select the "Write a Query to Specify the Data to Copy" option in the DTS Wizard, but I don't know the exact code to write which will let me reference both databases since they are named exactly the same.  Say the database is named "sales" and the table is "users." How would I write code which would allow me to just copy over the user records (rows) which are on server1 but NOT in the "users" table in the "sales" database server2?

Any other options (besides the DTS Wizard or manual copy/paste) to move over just the updated data from one table to another are welcome. I don't want to setup Log Shipping or Transaction Replication though...I just want to be able to run this update process when I chose to.  Thanks for ANY info!!
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