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On the bottom Replace line, enter AdventureWorks2016b. On the top Find line, enter AdventureWorks2016. Select the down arrow to open the Replace option. On your keyboard, open the Find dialog box (Ctrl+F).

Then select Next again to generate the script in a New Query window. If you want to move data for a larger database, use the Import and Export Wizard. This limitation is okay for small databases. It can take more memory than SSMS can allocate. However, this isn't ideal with large databases. You can script the data for the database when you select Schema and data for the Types of data to script option.

Types of data to script set to Schema only.

Script Statistics set to Script Statistics.

Select Advanced and make sure these options are set: Here you can configure where to save the script and some additional advanced options.ī. Select Next to open the Set Scripting Options page. Select Script entire database and all database objects. You can select the entire database or specific objects in the database. Select Next to open the Chose Objects page. Right-click AdventureWorks2016 > Tasks > Generate Scripts: Script a database by using the Generate Scripts option Select Execute to execute the query and create your new AdventureWorks2016a database. Select Replace All to replace all instances of AdventureWorks2016 with AdventureWorks2016a. On the top Find line, type AdventureWorks2016, and on the bottom Replace line, type AdventureWorks2016a. On your keyboard, select Ctrl+F to open the Find dialog box. This option scripts out only the database configuration options. Review the database creation query in the window: Right-click the database AdventureWorks2016 > Script Database As > Create To > New Query Editor Window: Script a database by using the Script option You use the Generate Scripts option to create AdventureWorks2016b.

You use the Script As option to create AdventureWorks2016a. In this section, you create two new databases. You can script both the schema and the data by using the Generate Scripts option. The Script As option re-creates the database and its configuration options. The following section teaches you to script out the database by using the Script As and Generate Scripts options. Select Execute to execute the query and shrink the transaction log. Select Script and Script Action to Clipboard: Select Log from the File type drop-down list box:

Right-click the database AdventureWorks2016 > Tasks > Shrink > Files: Script T-SQL when you shrink the transaction log Select Execute to execute the query to back up the database via T-SQL. Review the T-SQL populated in the query window. Select Script > Script Action to New Query Window: However, any changes made in the window also reflect in the script. For this tutorial, everything is left at default. Right-click the database Adventureworks2016 > Tasks > Back Up:Ĭonfigure the backup the way you want. Script T-SQL when you back up a databaseĬonnect to a server that's running SQL Server. These same steps can be applied to any action that's completed via the GUI.

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The following examples show how to do so when you back up a database and when you shrink the transaction log.

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You can generate the associated T-SQL code for a task whenever you use the GUI in SSMS to complete it. Instructions for restoring databases in SSMS are here: Restore a database.

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Download AdventureWorks2016 sample databases.

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Install SQL Server 2017 Developer Edition.To complete this tutorial, you need SQL Server Management Studio, access to a server that's running SQL Server, and an AdventureWorks database. To script any object in Object Explorer, right-click it and select the Script Object As option. Databases in two different ways (Script As and Generate Script).Queries, when you perform actions within the GUI.