I am trying to copy a table to another SQL 2000 Database, but I
continually get errors.
When I right-click, choose All-Tasks, Export-Data and go through the
DTS settings, I get an 'Unspecified Error' on row 107 (which, looking
at all visible data, there appears to be no difference than the 100
rows before it).
Failed: Copying to a different database.
Failed: Copying to the Same database with a different table name.
Succeeded: Exporting to a Text file (not helpful however)
Different tables copy just fine.
The design is a primary key (integer, auto incrementing), 10 text
fields and another integer field.
Has anyone ever run into this silly/unhelpful error message before?
berwiki wrote:
> I am trying to copy a table to another SQL 2000 Database, but I
> continually get errors.
> When I right-click, choose All-Tasks, Export-Data and go through the
> DTS settings, I get an 'Unspecified Error' on row 107 (which, looking
> at all visible data, there appears to be no difference than the 100
> rows before it).
> Failed: Copying to a different database.
> Failed: Copying to the Same database with a different table name.
> Succeeded: Exporting to a Text file (not helpful however)
> Different tables copy just fine.
> The design is a primary key (integer, auto incrementing), 10 text
> fields and another integer field.
> Has anyone ever run into this silly/unhelpful error message before?
>
Try doing it without the wizard. Generate the DDL script for the table,
then run that script in the new database. Use INSERT INTO
newdatabase.dbo.newtable SELECT fieldlist FROM olddatabase.dbo.oldtable
to move the data.
Tracy McKibben
MCDBA
http://www.realsqlguy.com
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Problem Copying Table
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