how to insert/update a tables’s data residing in database A(suppose) of server1 to server 2’s database B’s table which can have same or different table structure.

I know one solution is with the usage of linked server,but i want to do it using replication or mirroring or any other technique(if available) for sql server 2005.

Please provide me code/querry’s rather than theory.

Thanks alot.

If Schema name is Product

And you want to create a table under schema Product, then you use this script.

Create table Product.Table1 (Eid Int, Ename Varchar(100))

Where Product is Schema Name, and Table1 is the name of the table.

You should have DDL Permissions, Permissions to create objects in the database.

IM.

If you see, text of Information_Schema.Constraints view you will find that it is querying from sys.objects view. where we have information about all objects in the database.

I used the same view but modified it a little bit in order to get information for default constraints, here is the script.

select
Object_Id
,[name] [Default_Constraint_Name]
,schema_name (schema_id) [Schema_Name]
,object_name (parent_object_id)[Table_Name]
,[Create_Date]
,[Modify_Date]
from sys.objects where type = ‘D’

~ IM.

i get this error when i run ur script

‘SCHEMA_NAME’ is not a recognized function name.

ne thoughts?

This site really provides simple solutions for complex problems

Thanks alot

Thanks, Mark

is this:
SELECT RO.NAME AS ParentTable, RC.NAME AS ParentColumn, FO.NAME AS ForeignTable, FC.NAME AS ForeignColumn
FROM sysforeignkeys F INNER JOIN sysobjects RO
ON F.rkeyid = RO.id INNER JOIN syscolumns RC
ON RC.id = RO.id AND RC.colid = F.rkey INNER JOIN sysobjects FO
ON F.fkeyid = FO.id INNER JOIN syscolumns FC
ON FC.id = FO.id AND FC.colid = F.fkey
ORDER BY RO.NAME, RC.NAME, FO.NAME, FC.NAME

we don’t really to know the name…

This might help,

SELECT OBJECT_NAME(PARENT_OBJECT_ID) TABLE_NAME,
COL_NAME (PARENT_OBJECT_ID, PARENT_COLUMN_ID)COLUMN_NAME ,
NAME DEFAULT_CONSTRAINT_NAME
FROM SYS.DEFAULT_CONSTRAINTS ORDER BY 1

Hope this helps,
Imran.

I would appreciate any suggestion.

Thanks

I think using information schema is much useful than using sysobjects. To see the list of constraints you can use the query:

SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLE_CONSTRAINTS

or you can use database name with it:

SELECT * FROM [SugarCMS].INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLE_CONSTRAINTS

Here is the complete list of information_schema views:

CHECK_CONSTRAINTS: Check Constraints
COLUMN_DOMAIN_USAGE: Every column that has a user-defined data type.
COLUMN_PRIVILEGES: Every column with a privilege granted to or by the current user in the current database.
COLUMNS:Lists every column in the system
CONSTRAINT_COLUMN_USAGE: Every column that has a constraint defined on it.
CONSTRAINT_TABLE_USAGE: Every table that has a constraint defined on it.
DOMAIN_CONSTRAINTS: Every user-defined data type with a rule bound to it.
DOMAINS: Every user-defined data type.
KEY_COLUMN_USAGE: Every column that is constrained as a key
PARAMETERS: Every parameter for every user-defined function or stored procedure in the datbase. For functions this returns one row with return value information.
REFERENTIAL_CONSTRAINTS: Every foreign constraint in the system.
ROUTINE_COLUMNS: Every column returned by table-valued functions.
ROUTINES: Every stored procedure and function in the database.
SCHEMATA: Every database in the system.
TABLE_CONSTRAINTS: Every table constraint.
TABLE_PRIVILEGES: Every table privilege granted to or by the current user.
TABLES: Every table in the system.
VIEW_COLUMN_USAGE: Every column used in a view definition.
VIEW_TABLE_USAGE: Every table used in a view definition.
VIEWS: Every View

plz guide!!!!!

Many thanks .. you really helped me ..

I was looking for days to solve my constraint problem.
this is very usefull in my ADO application. Looks like ADO does not have functions to read detailed constraint information like this script from an SQL database. Therefore I was forced to search for a solution in SQL scripting and here it was!

Thx!