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daniero wrote:
The script alters the table, it doesn't drop and remake it.


Not necessarily. Depends on what you are doing. Sometimes this script will copy the data to a temp table, drop the existing table and recreate it, then rewrite the data back into it. Alot depends on what you are modifying, and whether or not default values can be used. Otherwise...great suggestion....letting sql server create the script is the best thing to do.
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