Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Re: Copy Table in store procedure |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2012-01-11T08:35:54Z |
At 08:24 PM 11/01/2012, you wrote:
Then you can open myscript.sql in a good text editor, adding comments, etc., changing statements if you need to, and start splitting it into smaller scripts. You link the scripts by adding an input /filepath nextfileN.sql to the end of sub-scripts that you want to execute automatically in the right sequence (different names for each nextfileN).
Did you know that you can use gbak -m to create a backup that is metadata only? When you restore that, it is a new, empty database. It's probably not what you want, though, if it is only tables you are renewing.
Read up on isql in the IB6.0 Operations Guide.
./hb
>How can I Prepare a suite of scripts? Is there any example script?Create your own, using isql -extract server:dbalias > /filepath myscript.sql -user sysdba -password dbapwd8 > /filepath myscript.sql
Then you can open myscript.sql in a good text editor, adding comments, etc., changing statements if you need to, and start splitting it into smaller scripts. You link the scripts by adding an input /filepath nextfileN.sql to the end of sub-scripts that you want to execute automatically in the right sequence (different names for each nextfileN).
Did you know that you can use gbak -m to create a backup that is metadata only? When you restore that, it is a new, empty database. It's probably not what you want, though, if it is only tables you are renewing.
Read up on isql in the IB6.0 Operations Guide.
./hb