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copy table data and indexes into another table

Zone: MS SQL Server

Tags: copy, sql, data, another

hi experts.

i am using mssql 2000

i have 2 databases, named :

db1 and db1,

i need to copy some of the tables in db1 to db2 with their indexes, foreign keys, etc.

I used :

SELECT * INTO db2.dbo.test FROM db1.dbo.test
(db2.dbo.test does not exists)

it works only for structure and data

is there any way to take indexes, foreign keys, etc ?
i need a sp for this job i think...

thanks for your help...

P.S : i can't use any third-party program because i am coding a visual basic program. so i should do this with sql (i suppose).

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Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: ozgurorhan

Solution Provided By: arbert

Participating Experts: 2

Solution Grade: A

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