Re: DTS package to copy database
- From: "Allan Mitchell" <allan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2005 20:18:33 +0100
By far the best way is to use BACKUP and RESTORE. In my expereince and a
lot of others this is the cleanest way.
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"Uday Deo" <UdayDeo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi everyone,
>
> I am copying a database from one machine to another.
> The DB permissions are set for local users on each machine (including
> IUSER_WEBSERVER1 and IUSER_WEBSERVER2 etc).
>
> While copying the database I am using copy SQL Server Objects Task.
> Under Copy Tab,
> I am selecting create dest. objects (including drop destination objects
> first, include all dependent objects, Include extended properties), copy
> data
> (replace existing data) Use collation and Copy all objects.
>
> Under default options I am not copying DB users and roles, sql server
> logins, object level permissions since the users are diffenent on both
> machines.
>
> The basic aim is just transfer the data from one DB to another. I am
> having
> hard time to manage the permissions.
>
> Any thoughts about doing it efficiently without mapping permissions for
> the
> objects i.e. keeping the permissions as is and just clean the data and
> copy
> new / recent data from prod to staging.
>
> Uday
.
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