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This has got to be easier than it appears. A friend has an Access db
(handful of tables with just data, no constraints, etc) on his
workstation and a hosting package which comes with SQL Server. He can't
connect to SQL Server remotely, but can upload ".sql" files to the
server. I've got a copy of MSDE running here and to help him out,
figured it would be a piece of the proverbial to run the Access upsize
into MSDE, then use some Enterprise Manager built-in functionality to
spit out the data in one ".sql" file.

Well, now it's in MSDE, it's easy enough to export the schema using EM
and get a ".sql" file with the necessary commands to recreate the
structure, but it doesn't contain the data.

If I go down the Export Data... Route and use DTS Import/Export Wizard,
and select an SQL Server > Text file route, the text file just contains
the data, without the required SQL statements to execute to import that
data at the other end. And, boning up on "bcp", it doesn't seem to
provide an option that allows you to dump the data with the required SQL
to import it at the other end either.

Please tell me there's an easy way to do this?


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