Replicating database via ODBC

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    Default Replicating database via ODBC

    We need to move a database from one ISP to another. The current ISP has given
    us terminal access to the web server but not to the database server. We have
    access to load cold fusion templates on the web server. Does anyone know of a
    way, via queries in cold fusion, to list off the database schema and then copy
    the data to another database server? We can define a cold fusion datasource to
    the new target database server. So there should be a way to copy the data
    over. Anyone know of some sample code or tags I could use? Other suggestions?
    Just looking for some help and ideas here.

    dbeck Guest

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    Default Re: Replicating database via ODBC

    your database is what? ms sql server? access?
    do you have admin rights (to read schema)?
    kim

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    Default Re: Replicating database via ODBC

    several options to copy data to different server
    [url]http://databasejournal.com/features/mssql/article.php/1439831[/url]

    kim
    kim il sung Guest

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