Thank you Norman,
unfortunately this does not extract the linked objects - there many procedures that are depend from this table, and i need a script which will drop then, drop the table and recreate the procedures back.
Will check the FlameRobin, as Milan Suggest, I never used it before.

Regards

Nikolay

--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Dunbar, Norman (Capgemini)" <norman.dunbar.capgemini@...> wrote:
>
> Morning Nikolay ,
>
> >> The best for sure is to drop and recreate the tables, but
> >> there are a lot of depend objects so it will be hard manual
> >> work - i am using the great IBExpert, but there is no
> >> recreate script for tables - only for views.
>
> I just tried this in IBExpert - the personal edition:
>
> Connect to my database then -
>
> Tools->Extract Metadata.
>
> On the Meta Objects tab, select the required tables and click the ">"
> button.
>
> On the Data Tables tab, make sure all tables are unselected, unless you
> want lots of "insert into " statements.
>
> Set the options required on the Options tab.
>
> In the drop down, select the required "Extract to" destination.
>
> Click the green ">" button.
>
> Job done.
>
>
> Good luck. Have fun.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Norm. (at work!)
>
>
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