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SQL 2005 copy tables corupted database

Asked by Marcel_M in SQL Server 2005, MS SQL Server

Tags: SQL 2005

Hi I have the folowing isseu.
I have a corupted data base, I didn't succeed to repair it with the
following with the command dbcc checkdb (database name, repair_allow
_data_loss) because de data base is not properly closed.

the problem is that the log file is corupted and the database is not
properly closed

but in the (Emergency state) I'm able to export the data to an empty
database. but it doesn't copy the settings like defaulth valeu's primary key
etc.
it's a database with 450 tables with a lot of this settings.

I created an empty data base with all the tables and settings without the
data, so my idea was to import only the content of the tables.
is there an easy way to do this.

or do you have an other solution.

pleas advice

Thanks

Marcel

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SQL 2005 copy tables corupted database

Asked by Marcel_M in SQL Server 2005, MS SQL Server

Tags: SQL 2005

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