The scenarios included in the sample database are manufacturing, product management, sales, purchasing, contact management and human resources. This sample database and the data is developed for a fictional bicycle company called Adventure Works Cycles. It is meant for standard online transaction processing scenarios. The AdventureWorks database is a sample database initially introduced by Microsoft for beginners to learn SQL Server with the sample data and database objects like the tables, indexes, triggers, stored procedures, functions, etc. Currently, AdventureWorks sample database is available in CodePlex as open source. For this purpose, Microsoft has introduced the AdventureWorks Sample Database. It will be very helpful to have a sample database while learning SQL Server. For training purpose, we need a database with some sample data. display-progress Display scripting progress.Now the SQL Server and the management studio are ready for using. unique-keys Script the unique keys for each table or view triggers Script the triggers for each table or view scripted. primary-keys Script the primary keys for each table or view indexes Script the indexes (XML and clustered ) for each table full-text-indexes Script the full-text indexes for each table or indexed foreign-keys Script the foreign keys for each table scripted. data-compressions Script the data compression information. check-constraints Script the check constraints for each table or view change-tracking Script the change tracking information. use-database Generate USE DATABASE statement. object-permissions Generate object-level permissions. logins Script all logins available on the server, passwords Script the extended properties for each object collation Script the objects that use collation. bindings Script options to set binding options. object-schema Prefix object names with the object schema. Supported on the target SQL Server Version. Include statements in the script that are not constraint-names Include system constraint names to enforce declarative headers Include descriptive headers for each object scripted. Generate script for the dependent objects for each convert-uddts Convert user-defined data types to base types. ansi-padding Generates ANSI Padding statements. Script only features compatible with the specified SQL Usage: mssql-scripter [-target-server-version $ mssql-scripter -S localhost -d AdventureWorks2014 -U sa $ export MSSQL_SCRIPTER_PASSWORD = 'ABC123'
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# set environment variable MSSQL_SCRIPTER_PASSWORD with database password so no password input is required. $ export MSSQL_SCRIPTER_CONNECTION_STRING = 'Server=myServerAddress Database=myDataBase User Id=myUsername Password=myPassword ' # set environment variable MSSQL_SCRIPTER_CONNECTION_STRING with a connection string. $ mssql-scripter -S localhost -d AdventureWorks -U sa -include-objects dbo.
$ mssql-scripter scripter -S localhost -d Adventureworks -U sa | sed -e "s/SalesLT./SalesLT_test./g" > adventureworks_SalesLT_test.sql # 2) pipe generated script to sed and change all occurrences of SalesLT to SalesLT_test and save the script to a file # 1) generate DDL scripts for all database objects in the Adventureworks database # change a schema name in the generated DDL script
# generate DDL scripts for the dbo schema to a file $ mssql-scripter -S localhost -d AdventureWorks -U sa -include-objects Employee # generate DDL scripts for the database objects that contain 'Employee' to stdout # execute the generated above script with sqlcmd $ mssql-scripter -S localhost -d AdventureWorks -U sa -schema-and-data >. # script the database schema and data to a file. $ mssql-scripter -S localhost -d AdventureWorks -U sa # By default only the schema is scripted out. Here are a example commands that run against the AdventureWorksĭatabase: # generate DDL scripts for all database objects and DML scripts (INSERT statements) for all tables in the Adventureworks database and save the script to a file For usage and help content, pass in the -h parameter, for example: $ mssql-scripter -h
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