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How can I copy a database without the data?

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BillyL

BillyL

IS-IT--Management
Jul 18, 2000
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I have been developing a database with test data in it and now I want to create a new database based on the existing database but with no data in it so I can import the real data. Is there a way to copy the database structure and code without the data?
 
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Hi Billy,

Highlight the table you wish to copy
Ctrl+C (to copy table to Clipboard)
Ctrl+V (to paste new table to Database)

1. Name Table as "MyTable"
2. In the "Paste Table As" Screen
3. Select: Paste Options as
"Structure Only"
4. Hit OK.

HTH
Karlo Mutschler
 
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