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A powershell script which creates a couple of SQL files to drop and re-create foreign key constraints
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| #See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc281962.aspx | |
| PowerShell -NoExit -Command "$HOME\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\InitializeSQLProvider.ps1" | |
| cd SQLSERVER:\sql\`(local`)\SQLSERVER2008\Databases\AdventureWorks2008\Tables | |
| $opts = New-Object Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.ScriptingOptions | |
| $opts.ScriptDrops = $true | |
| $tables = ls | where {$_.Schema -eq "Production"} | |
| $tables | foreach {$_.ForeignKeys} | foreach {$_.Script()} >> C:\Temp\CreateKeysScript.sql | |
| $tables | foreach {$_.ForeignKeys} | foreach {$_.Script($opts)} >> C:\Temp\DropKeysScript.sql |
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Thanks, this solved problem for me. One comment - you misspelled 'foreign' in a few places. Mark Twain said that he didn't give a damn for any man who could only spell a word one way.