Scripting Table Data with SQL Server 2008 R2
I recently was asked, whether the Feature “Script Data” as T-SQL-command INSERT INTO… has been removed in SQL Server 208 R2.
In fact, it was not visible on first sight.
This is how you can find it:
It is still the right-click “Tasks” - “Generate Scripts” –Wizard.
After having chosen the Table(s), the following window appears:
there click “Advanced” and scroll down inside the “General”-part until the Element “Types of data” to script
And there under the following drop-down, it is hidden:
And the German translation “Datentypen, für die ein Skript erstellt wird”, makes it even harder to detect:
Conclusion: Scripting out Data with “INSERT INTO”-commands is a bit hidden – (under SQL 2008 it was under the “Table/View Options”, now under “General” – “Types of data to script”) but still available :-)
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