Is there any way to generate database scripts from a SQL query in SQL Server?
Follow the complete steps to generate script with data.
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Generating a SQL script of my database's data (SQL SERVER)
Try this, using Sql Server Management Studio:
- Right click the database
- Select Tasks -> Generate Scripts
- (Click next if you get the intro screen)
- Select "Select specific database objects"
- Pick the objects to generate scripts for (tables, stored procedures, etc...)
- Click Next, then specify the output filename
- This will generate the schemas only. If you want to do data generating scripts as well, click the Advanced button and scroll down to the "Types of data to script" and change it from "Schema only" to "Data only" or "Schema and data"
- Click Finish to generate the script
Script all data from SQL Server database
You could use the free SSMS Toolpack add-in for SQL Server Management Studio.
See the section on Generate Insert statements from resultsets, tables or database
Update: OK, for SSMS Toolpack in SSMS 2012, a licensing scheme has been introduced. SSMS Toolpack for earlier versions of SSMS are however still free.
Is there a way to generate a database script for all the tables and data inside our local sql express
- Object Explorer | Select your DB | Open conext menu | Select Tasks | Generate Scripts.
- Choose options in Advanced
Generate Scripts for specific Data using Query
It is not possible to have SQL Server Mangement Studio script only some of the records in a table, based on a filter. When scripting data, it's all or nothing.
What you can do, is copy the records into a new table, by doing something like this:
select *
into DatabaseA.dbo.TableA_Copy
from DatabaseA.dbo.TableA
where model = 'animal_b'
And then simply script the data of TableA_Copy.
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