How can I move a database?



Hi

I am having to move a database from one pc to another and would like to know
the best way to do so making sure that users and logins come across as well.

I am using MSDE 2000 Rel A and am moving it from a Windows 2000 pc to a
Windows XP Prof 2002 SP2 machine.

I have sucessfully installed MSDE on the new pc and can view it through
DBAMgr2k.

I need to know how to create the database and pull across all the
properties.

I tried generating an SQL script for all objects but when I tried to run it
on the XP machine (using DBAMgr2k) I received a "Count field incorrect or
syntax error" message.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks

June


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