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I have found this one:
http://www.sqlscriptgenerator.com/
Which is actually decent enough but it puts all the scripts in one massive sql script file with no option to generate one script per object.
Is there something that will allow me to generate a suite of scripts that I can then pass into a source control repository and update from time to time?
SQL Server Management Studio will do this for you. You can also choose to script out data as well.
All you have to do is to right-click on a database, choose Tasks then Generate Scripts...
You also have the option of writing everything to a single file, or a file per object.
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We have an app database on SQL Server 2014. After system went live, we find this weird thing one of the table columns keep reset to 0, we don't know at this point if it is a bug or who is messing up with intention.
Question, is there a way to audit the user changed this table and possibly the statement (update/delete) did this?
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NO I believe, not unless you maintain the audit history in a table separately which may have the field like user_modified, date_modified, source_of_modification like from some application or direct command, etc.
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I am using Sql server management studio 2012 . I want to share my database tables with my friend having different server. Like I am using git and me and my friend working on same project when i code i commit and push and he pulls the code . We want the same thing for database , like i add or update table and then commit and push but the problem is that i have different server and my friend has different. So there will be problem in connection string . Is any software or tool exists that resolve my problem .
If you want a tool for this you can use the redgate source control tool.
Another option would be if you could make your SQL server publicly accessible. By doing that your friend and you could work on the same database.
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I'm working on a MS SQL Server 2008 database.
I have all the rights to create and change tables, views, procedures, etc.
But I have no right to export or import the database.
Therefore, I am looking for a tool which can create a script with all the necessary CREATE / INSERT Statements for all objects and all data lines in an MS SQL Server database.
The SQL Server Management Studio can do this partially, but only for single objects, not for whole all objects at once, and also not for data.
Is there any tool which can do this?
Right click on your database in Enterprise Manager, Tasks, Generate Scripts. Follow the wizard. Don't forget to select "Script Data" in the options. Also see here for a PowerShell script doing what you want.
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My requirement is to migrate data from MySQL to PostgreSQL. Is there any free data migration tool which could do this effectively?
I have some huge data in MySQL which I need to convert to a PostgreSQL database. Henceforth I am looking for a data migration tool which could migrate tables (along with indexes, constraints, etc.) and data. I found Swiss SQL Data Migration tool to fit my requirement, but sadly it is not open source.
Is there some nice tool?
This list might help:
http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Converting_from_other_Databases_to_PostgreSQL#Scripts.2C_programs
For pure data migration you might want to look into Kettle, an open-source ETL (Extract-Transform-Load) tool.
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does anybody know of a tool that will allow for viewing of database schemas and the data within it? Im using a Mac and need to view a mySQL database. Basically something like phpmyadmin that runs as more of a stand-alone app and can connect to any mySQL db.
I have found Aqua Data Studio but it is too expensive.
Thanks for any suggestions
The best stand-alone graphical Windows mySQL client is HeidiSQL. There is a Java version in the late Alpha stage that runs on OS X and is, if probably not usable yet, definitely worth keeping an eye on: jHeidi
Database Workbench have free lite version
I like Squirrel-SQL (free open source) and DB Visualizer (has a free closed-source version).
You can give MySQL Workbench ( http://www.mysql.com/products/workbench/ ) a try ...