>>>>First, thank you. But these SQL Server databases are on different servers (different companies). So I don't think the above syntax will work.
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>>>How many records? If low, you can script them and run the script on the database #2.
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>>The number of records is not that great (probably less than 1000). I didn't realize that you can script the table with the values (I thought script is for creating the structure of a table). Do you remember/have an example of a syntax of such script?
>>Thank you.
>
>SSMS
>Right Click on Database and select Tasks->Create Scripts
>Follow the wizard.
>Click on Advanced button when Set Scripting options screen appear.
>Scroll down to Types of data to script and select Schema and Data.
I don't see Advanced button. I am using SQL Server 2008 R2. I see a different way to do it.
Here is what I am doing:
Right mouse click on the database -> Tasks -> Generate Scripts (I don't see Create Scripts) -> Choose Script Options -> Table View Options -> Script Data. Default is False; I change it to True.
Then I can select the table and output script to the window.
Is this the way you were suggesting?
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