SQL Server: SMO Scripting Basics

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re: SQL Server: SMO Scripting Basics

kababdoul — Wed, 01 Aug 2007 19:40:23 GMT

Hi fellows, i'm a newbie on your blog and maybe the first time ever that I participate at an online blog; anyway, there's always a first time...

Your short article on basic scripting is quite nice and straight forward - good job - but there's something i don't get right: lots of questions asked but why so few answers??

Somebody was concerned with slow running scripting and I had the same experience; i just corrupted one of my testing SQL Server 2K databases (not really serious but...) while attaching it to an instance of SQL Server 2K5. I just wanted to recover it (the structure and later its contents) through SMO and noticed that scripting process was unbelievable slow (1h 50mn for about 1400 objects [including system objects]) compared to the way SQL Server 2K does the same job...

Any idea off what is wrong or being misused? Quick response would be very appreciated. Thanx in advance.

Abdoul.

PS: If you'd like I can send u the source code.