Are we talking about the Transfer Databases Task in 2000? AFAIK that didn't
allow you to take over system databases i.e. Master.
Or are welking about the Transfer objects task which does allow you to move
things from master?

The latter will not show you objects defined as being SYSTEM.

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overwritten, but I don't know for sure.

In message <575DE80C-5186-4F73-9DE4-6858CFA510BD@microsoft.com>, Fiona
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Not familiar with the Wizard, but I if it is a concern/problem why not
try one of the numerous database compare tools available, e.g.

Compare and synchronize the structure of SQL Server databases
(http://www.red-gate.com/SQL_Compare.htm)


Apex SQL Tools: SQL tools for Database comparison and synchronization
(http://www.apexsql.com/index_sqldiff.htm)


There are loads more, but they are two companies I can remember the Url
for to have a quick look. I like Red-Gate myself, but haven't really
done a proper market comparison.

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Also check out DB Ghost from Innovartis at http://www.dbghost.com for
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