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Home 2016 September SQL Server: Copy Table Data from one Database to another Database

SQL Server: Copy Table Data from one Database to another Database

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One of the junior database developer of our team asked me one question that how can we copy table data from one database to another database in SQL Server.

This post is dedicated to all junior database developer and sharing full demonstration to copy table data from one database to another database.

Create a First Database with Sample Table:

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CREATE DATABASE Database_A;
GO
 
CREATE TABLE [Database_A].[dbo].[tbl_Employee]
(
EmpID INTEGER IDENTITY(1,1)
,EmpName VARCHAR(255)
,Gender CHAR(1)
,DOB DATETIME
,CONSTRAINT pk_tbl_Employee_EmpID PRIMARY KEY(EmpID)
)
GO

Create a Second Database with Sample Table:

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CREATE DATABASE Database_B;
GO
 
CREATE TABLE [Database_B].[dbo].[tbl_Employee]
(
EmpID INTEGER IDENTITY(1,1)
,EmpName VARCHAR(255)
,Gender CHAR(1)
,DOB DATETIME
,CONSTRAINT pk_tbl_Employee_EmpID PRIMARY KEY(EmpID)
)
GO

Insert sample data into First Database’s Table:

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INSERT INTO [Database_A].[dbo].[tbl_Employee]
(EmpName,Gender,DOB)
VALUES
('Anvesh','M','19880126')
,('Roy','M','19930214')
,('Jenny','F','19920320')
,('Martin','M','19850616')
GO

Copy First Database’s Table Data into another Database:

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INSERT INTO [Database_B].[dbo].[tbl_Employee]
(EmpName,Gender,DOB)
SELECT
[EmpName]
,[Gender]
,[DOB]
FROM [Database_A].[dbo].[tbl_Employee]
GO

Sep 28, 2016Anvesh Patel
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Comments: 2
  1. Faisal khan
    September 28, 2016 at 4:56 pm

    It’s very helpful Sir…. Keep doing bring some interview question on website…

    • Anvesh Patel
      Anvesh Patel
      September 28, 2016 at 8:10 pm

      thanks,
      You can visit this page for SQL Server Interview Questions & Answers.
      https://www.dbrnd.com/sql-server-advance-important-interview-questions-answers-for-database-administrators-developers/

Anvesh Patel
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Database Engineer

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