I would try SSIS package first. I think it can be generate by SQL Server Import wizard

>I'm working on a project that consolidates VFP data from 4 branch offices into a single SQL Server database. The overall process for each branch is:
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>1. Push the VFP data into a "SQLTemp" SQL Server database
>2. Lightly data-munge and validate the above
>3. If above is successful, copy everything from SQLTemp to a "SQLStaging" SQL Server database
>4. TRUNCATE the SQLTemp DB
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>Above 4 steps are performed for all 4 branches.
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>If data for all 4 branches pass validation, then:
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>5. Everything in SQLStaging is copied to another "SQLProduction" SQL Server database.
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>All 3 SQL databases are identical, and live on the same SQL Server instance.
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>Are there simple and efficient commands or procedures to achieve 3) and 5) above?
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>3) is the equivalent of VFP APPEND FROM.
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>I've found one interesting and useful SQL Server stored procedure: sp_MSForEachTable. For instance, to TRUNCATE every table in a SQL Server database you can issue
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>EXEC sp_MSForEachTable 'TRUNCATE TABLE ?'
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I'm wondering if something like that can make life easier.