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Recently, when processing data, I encountered the need to migrate database tables to another server. Due to the large amount of data, consider migrating offline files.
The first guide is to migrate through backup and restore, but sometimes only one table needs to be migrated, so the script is generated.

Due to the large amount of data, the generated .sql files cannot be opened using SQL Server Management Tool SSMS. Through research, the solutions sorted out are as follows:
Option 1: Import through the command line.
The tools you can use are:
sqlcmd
osql
I use here


-E is used to log in using Windows authentication, and -U -P can be used instead.







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