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I am running on SQL Server 2000 SP4.
I am attempting to generate SQL Script and include extended properties. When doing so, the extended properties for one table (i.e. Column Description) are not generated. Extended properties for all other tables script just fine. I've even gone so far as to script the table without extended properties, import it into a new database, manually add column descriptions, and generate script again with "Include extended properties" checked. No joy.
Do you get an error? Can you post the DDL for the table? Are you using any
reserved words for any of the object names? -- Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP Solid Quality Mentors [quoted text, click to view] "Mark Assousa" <massousa@netscape.net> wrote in message
news:%23ILYh$C7HHA.980@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >I am running on SQL Server 2000 SP4. > > I am attempting to generate SQL Script and include extended properties. > When doing so, the extended properties for one table (i.e. Column > Description) are not generated. Extended properties for all other tables > script just fine. I've even gone so far as to script the table without > extended properties, import it into a new database, manually add column > descriptions, and generate script again with "Include extended properties" > checked. No joy. > > Any ideas?
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Andrew J. Kelly wrote: No error is generated. I simply get "Scripting was completed > Do you get an error? Can you post the DDL for the table? Are you using > any reserved words for any of the object names? > successfully." I don't believe I'm using any reserved words. The only column names in the table that don't have underscore in them (and thus *might* be reserved) are common to other tables which don't exhibit the problem to the best of my knowledge. The DDL is attached. It's bloody huge. Come to think of it, could the shear size of the table be giving the script generating logic a problem?
Yeah my guess is that the size does indeed have something to do with the
issues. Try creating the table (under a diff name) with only a partial list of columns and see if they all work in smaller pieces. But I would spend my time on normalizing that table in the first place. That will cause you nothing but trouble in the long run. -- Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP Solid Quality Mentors [quoted text, click to view] "Mark Assousa" <massousa@netscape.net> wrote in message news:eLVlsQM7HHA.1444@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > Andrew J. Kelly wrote: >> Do you get an error? Can you post the DDL for the table? Are you using >> any reserved words for any of the object names? >> > No error is generated. I simply get "Scripting was completed > successfully." I don't believe I'm using any reserved words. The only > column names in the table that don't have underscore in them (and thus > *might* be reserved) are common to other tables which don't exhibit the > problem to the best of my knowledge. The DDL is attached. It's bloody > huge. Come to think of it, could the shear size of the table be giving > the script generating logic a problem? > > Thanks for your time. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [quoted text, click to view] > CREATE TABLE [dbo].[ExMICHOICE] (
> [AsmtID] [int] IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL , > [ClientID] [int] NOT NULL , > [ParentType] [tinyint] NULL , > [ParentID] [int] NULL , > [dtCreated] [datetime] NOT NULL , > [dtModified] [datetime] NOT NULL , > [dtUploaded] [datetime] NULL , > [dtNext] [datetime] NULL , > [dtAnalyzed] [datetime] NULL , > [Deleted] [bit] NOT NULL , > [Locked] [bit] NOT NULL , > [Completeness] [tinyint] NOT NULL , > [WorkStateID] [smallint] NOT NULL , > [iA0a] [tinyint] NOT NULL , > [iA0b] [nvarchar] (2) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NOT NULL , > [iA0c] [nvarchar] (3) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [iA1a] [nvarchar] (20) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [iA1b] [nvarchar] (2) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [iA1c] [nvarchar] (30) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [iA1d] [nvarchar] (4) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [iA2] [tinyint] NULL , > [iA3] [datetime] NULL , > [iA4] [tinyint] NULL , > [iA5a] [nvarchar] (13) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [iA5b] [nvarchar] (13) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [iA5c] [nvarchar] (14) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [iA99] [uniqueidentifier] NOT NULL , > [iU1] [nvarchar] (50) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [iU2] [datetime] NULL , > [Notebook] [ntext] COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [Status] [smallint] NULL , > [StatusDate] [datetime] NULL , > [RUGCategory] [smallint] NULL , > [ADL] [smallint] NULL , > [RUG] [real] NULL , > [CPS] [smallint] NULL , > [HsdpStatus] [smallint] NULL , > [Score] [smallint] NULL , > [CAP_Adherence] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_ADL] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_AlcoholAbuse] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_Behavior] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_BowelManagement] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_BrittleSupportSystem] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_CardioRespiratory] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_Cognition] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_CommunicationDisorders] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_Dehydration] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_DepressionAnxiety] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_ElderAbuse] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_EnvironmentalAssessment] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_Falls] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_HealthPromotion] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_IADL] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_InstitutionalRisk] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_MedicalDayCare] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_MedicationManagement] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_NursingFacility] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_Nutrition] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_OralHealth] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_Pain] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_PalliativeCare] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_PressureUlcers] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_PreventiveHealth] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_PsychotropicDrugs] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_ReductionOfServices] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_SkinFootCondition] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_SocialFunction] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_UNAI] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_UrinaryIncontinence] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_VisualFunction] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_NFLOC] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_NH] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_IR] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_HC] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_PC] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_HM] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_LA_PW1] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_LA_PW2] [tinyint] NULL , > [CAP_LA_PW6] [tinyint] NULL , > [AA_2] [nvarchar] (18) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [AA_3_b] [nvarchar] (18) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [BB_3_a] [bit] NULL , > [BB_3_b] [bit] NULL , > [BB_3_c] [bit] NULL , > [BB_3_d] [bit] NULL , > [BB_3_e] [bit] NULL , > [BB_3_f] [bit] NULL , > [BB_5] [tinyint] NULL , > [BB_5_Other] [nvarchar] (30) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [BB_6] [tinyint] NULL , > [BB_7_a] [bit] NULL , > [BB_7_b] [bit] NULL , > [CC_1] [datetime] NULL , > [CC_2] [tinyint] NULL , > [CC_3_a] [bit] NULL , > [CC_3_b] [bit] NULL , > [CC_3_c] [bit] NULL , > [CC_3_d] [bit] NULL , > [CC_3_e] [bit] NULL , > [CC_3_f] [bit] NULL , > [CC_4] [tinyint] NULL , > [CC_5] [tinyint] NULL , > [CC_6] [tinyint] NULL , > [CC_7] [bit] NULL , > [CC_8] [bit] NULL , > [A_1] [datetime] NULL , > [A_2] [tinyint] NULL , > [A_3] [tinyint] NULL , > [A_4] [tinyint] NULL , > [B_1_a] [bit] NULL , > [B_1_b] [bit] NULL , > [B_2] [tinyint] NULL , > [B_3_a] [tinyint] NULL , > [B_3_b] [bit] NULL , > [C_1_a] [bit] NULL , > [C_1_b] [bit] NULL , > [C_2] [tinyint] NULL , > [C_3_a] [tinyint] NULL , > [C_3_b] [bit] NULL , > [D_1_a] [bit] NULL , > [D_1_b] [bit] NULL , > [D_1_c] [bit] NULL , > [D_1_d] [bit] NULL , > [D_1_e] [bit] NULL , > [D_1_f] [bit] NULL , > [D_1_g] [bit] NULL , > [D_1_h] [bit] NULL , > [D_2_a] [bit] NULL , > [D_2_b] [tinyint] NULL , > [D_3_a] [tinyint] NULL , > [D_3_a_1] [nvarchar] (50) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [D_3_b] [tinyint] NULL , > [D_3_b_1] [nvarchar] (50) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [D_3_c] [bit] NULL , > [D_3_d] [bit] NULL , > [D_3_e] [bit] NULL , > [D_3_f] [bit] NULL , > [D_3_g] [bit] NULL , > [D_3_h] [bit] NULL , > [D_3_i] [bit] NULL , > [D_3_j] [bit] NULL , > [D_3_k] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_a] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_b] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_c] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_d] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_e] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_f] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_g] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_h] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_i] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_j] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_k] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_l] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_m] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_n] [bit] NULL , > [D_4_n_1] [nvarchar] (50) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL , > [E_1_a] [bit] NULL , > [E_1_b] [bit] NULL , > [E_2_a] [tinyint] NULL , > [E_2_b] [bit] NULL , > [E_3_a] [bit] NULL , > [E_3_b] [bit] NULL , > [F_1] [tinyint] NULL , > [F_2] [tinyint] NULL , > [F_3] [tinyint] NULL ,
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Andrew J. Kelly wrote: Apparently, size *does* matter. Splitting the table allowed extended > Yeah my guess is that the size does indeed have something to do with the > issues. Try creating the table (under a diff name) with only a partial > list of columns and see if they all work in smaller pieces. But I would > spend my time on normalizing that table in the first place. That will > cause you nothing but trouble in the long run. > properties to be generated during the scripting process. As for normalizing the data and shrinking the table, Andrew, you're preaching to the choir. I'm just forced to replicate a horrible data
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