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Article Discussion: An Introduction To SQL Server's Bulk Copy Utility
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bcp.exe entire database
If I want to bcp all tables (in order to change sort order from Binary to DOCI/52 by way of rebuild master db) can a bcp command line take this instruction? My db's total 9 gig. with 160+ tables each and to support a new ap must be in this sort order. The books on line don't give much detail in this area.
(I have SQL 7 and also SQL 2000 installed because I want to upgrade to 2000). Thanks!
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