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Tevya
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Posted - 2010-02-08 : 19:43:51
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I am looking for a command line mechanism (no SSMS GUI) to take a named assembly that has been loaded into a named database in the SQL Server instance and generate a .sql file by scripting out that assembly.The only way have been able to see doing this so far has been via the SSMS gui (you know: right click on the assembly and select "Script Assembly As" etc. ). This is impractical for me if I want to store the script in some sort of source control and keep that script up-to-date with the compiled-and-deployed assembly.I have scanned the various tools and found nothing to cover this particular issue. Any direction out there?Thanks.Tevya |
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