Hello!

Come on. Could it really be, that nobody on this list knows how to fix this
problem?!

> This problem related to SQL Server 2000 (and possible 7.0).
>
> The problem is quite simple actually - I'm loosing my formatting in stored
> procedures, triggers and so on when using the SQL MMC (Management Console)
> to object-transfer a database from one server to the other (when including
> tables, stored procedures etc. in the transfer).
>
> My comments and indents are preserved, but any additional linebreaks in
the
> code are simply truncated. It makes the code look really untidy and hard
to
> overlook.
>
> I am quite good at keeping my triggers and stored procedures tidy with
e.g.
> linebreaks, comments and indents, so you can probably imagine how annoying
> this is. It's of great importance to me (it's easy, I like my code to be
> clean when another programmer is looking t it).
>
> The current solution is drop all stored procedures on the destination
server
> and re-create them with a seperate generated script. When using the
> "Generate SQL Script" feature from within the SQL MMC.
>
> I am desperate and am hoping that someone could cast some light in my
> darkness .. MSDN, Google and Books Online didn't provide me with any clues
> at all.
>
> Thanks in advance.

with regards
anders l. borum � [EMAIL PROTECTED]
the sphereworx / monoliner experience
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