T-SQL Generate attach and detach database script for all User Databases On a SQL Instance

/* SQL Server: T-SQL Script To Generate Attach and Detach Commands for all User Databases On a SQL Instance */
-- Overview: SQL Scripts that generates commands for your attach and detach stored procedures for all of your user databases
-- Usage: Change the 'SET @DetachOrAttach' parameter to a '0' (attach) or '1' (detach) value to generate your T-SQL commands
-- Environments: SQL Server 2008 / 2012 /2014/2014

USE [master];
	GO
	DECLARE @database NVARCHAR(200) ,
	@cmd NVARCHAR(1000) ,
	@detach_cmd NVARCHAR(4000) ,
	@attach_cmd NVARCHAR(4000) ,
	@file NVARCHAR(1000) ,
	@i INT ,
	@DetachOrAttach BIT;
	SET @DetachOrAttach = 0; -- Change this to '0' for sp_attach_db commands; or '1' for sp_detach_db commands
	-- 0 Generates Attach Script
	-- 1 Generates Detach Script
	DECLARE dbname_cur CURSOR STATIC LOCAL FORWARD_ONLY
	FOR
	SELECT RTRIM(LTRIM([name]))
	FROM sys.databases
	WHERE database_id > 4;
	-- No system databases
	OPEN dbname_cur
	FETCH NEXT FROM dbname_cur INTO @database
	WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
	BEGIN
	SELECT @i = 1;
	SET @attach_cmd = '-- ' + QUOTENAME(@database) + CHAR(10)
	+ 'EXEC sp_attach_db @dbname = ''' + @database + '''' + CHAR(10);
	-- Change skip checks to false if you want to update statistics before you detach.
	SET @detach_cmd = '-- ' + QUOTENAME(@database) + CHAR(10)
	+ 'EXEC sp_detach_db @dbname = ''' + @database
	+ ''' , @skipchecks = ''true'';' + CHAR(10);
	-- Get a list of files for the database
	DECLARE dbfiles_cur CURSOR STATIC LOCAL FORWARD_ONLY
	FOR
	SELECT physical_name
	FROM sys.master_files
	WHERE database_id = DB_ID(@database)
	ORDER BY [file_id];
	OPEN dbfiles_cur
	FETCH NEXT FROM dbfiles_cur INTO @file
	WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
	BEGIN
	SET @attach_cmd = @attach_cmd + ' ,@filename'
	+ CAST(@i AS NVARCHAR(10)) + ' = ''' + @file + ''''
	+ CHAR(10);
	SET @i = @i + 1;
	FETCH NEXT FROM dbfiles_cur INTO @file
	END
	CLOSE dbfiles_cur;
	DEALLOCATE dbfiles_cur;
	IF ( @DetachOrAttach = 0 )
	BEGIN
	-- Output attach script
	PRINT @attach_cmd;
	END
	ELSE -- Output detach script
	PRINT @detach_cmd;
	FETCH NEXT FROM dbname_cur INTO @database
	END
	CLOSE dbname_cur;
	DEALLOCATE dbname_cur;

SQL server SSIS Notes

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How to move system databases from one location to another location in SQL server

Move tempdb:

1) first we have to know the location of tempdb data file and log file location by using below query
use tempdb
go
exec sp_helpfile
go

2) run the below query to save the sql server new location of tempdb data file and log file path

alter database tempdb modify file (name=tempdev, filename='E:\sysdbs\mdf\tempdb.mdf')
go
alter database tempdb modify file (name=templog, filename='E:\sysdbs\ldf\templog.ldf')
go

after execute the above query it shows message like the sql server save your catalog but you must restart the sql server

3) stop the sql server

4) start the sql server

5)verify the path for tempdb data file and log file by using below query
exec sp_helpfile
go

6) whenever restart the sql server new tempdb will be created so automatically the new tmpdb will created in new location  goto old location and delete the old tempdb files


move model :

1) first we have to know the location of tempdb data file and log file location by using below query
use model
go
exec sp_helpfile
go

2)run the below query to save the sql server new location of model data file and log file path

alter database model modify file (name=modeldev, filename='E:\sysdbs\mdf\model.mdf')
go
alter database model modify file (name=modellog, filename='E:\sysdbs\ldf\modellog.ldf')
go

after execute the above query it shows message like the sql server save your catalog but you must restart the sql server

3) stop the sql server

4)move the  model databse data file and log file from old location to new location

5) start the sql server

6)verify the path for model data file and log file by using below query
exec sp_helpfile
go


move msdb : 

1) first we have to know the location of msdb data file and log file location by using below query
use msdb
go
exec sp_helpfile
go

2)run the below query to save the sql server new location of msdb data file and log file path

alter database msdb modify file (name=msdbdata, filename='E:\sysdbs\mdf\msdbdata.mdf')
go
alter database msdb modify file (name=msdblog, filename='E:\sysdbs\ldf\msdblog.ldf')
go

after execute the above query it shows message like the sql server save your catalog but you must restart the sql server

3) stop the sql server

4)move the  msdb data file and log file from old location to new location

5) start the sql server

6)verify the path for model data file and log file by using below query
exec sp_helpfile
go

move master :

1) copy the startup paramaeter(sql server configuration manager---sql server services---sql server(mssqlserver)---properties---advanced---startup parameter)

-dC:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10_50.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\master.mdf;-eC:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10_50.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Log\ERRORLOG;-lC:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10_50.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\mastlog.ldf

2) stop the sql server

3) move the master data file and log file from old location to new location

4)paste the startup parameter as a new location of master data fil;e and log file

(sql server configuration manager---sql server services---sql server(mssqlserver)---properties---advanced---startup parameter)

-dE:\sysdbs\mdf\master.mdf;-eC:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10_50.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Log\ERRORLOG;-lE:\sysdbs\ldf\mastlog.ldf

apply ok

5)it shows one message like system save the ur request but you must restart the sql server to apply these rules

6) start the sql server

7)if run sql server there is no issues if sql server will not  work check the startup parameters(startup parameters are very senstive it doesnt have single extra collan or space etc)

8)check the new path of master database data file and log file by using below query

exec sp_helpfile

T-SQL TRANSACT STRUCTURED QUERY LANGUAGE

T-SQL

TRANSACT STRUCTURED QUERY LANGUAGE

            This is a 4^th generated intermediate language between user and SQL Server. Whenever user wants to interact with SQL Server, he has to interact with SQL Server through T-SQL. It includes the following Sub Languages

1. DDL (Data Definition Language)
2. DML (Data Manipulation Language)
3. DCL (Data Control Language)
4. TCL (Transaction Control Language)

Things to Observe:

1. While writing the Queries using T-SQL in SQL Server Management Studio we need not to follow any particular case. Because T-SQL is case insensitive language.
2. After writing the Query, we need to select that query using either mouse or keyboard.
3. Now Press F5 ( Execute Key).
4. Then the results are displayed in a separate window called Result window or Result Pane.
5. Use Ctrl+R to Hide/Show the Result window or Result Pane.
6. Use F8 for Object Explorer

Note:

1. SQL SERVER can handle nearly 32767 Databases
2. Each Database can handle nearly 2 billion Database Objects.
3. Each Table can handle nearly 1024 columns
4. Each Table can handle nearly 1 million Rows.

SP in Fundamental level

SP in Fundamental level:

SP_RENAMEDB: Here SP stands for Stored Procedure. This stored procedure is used to change the name of the existing database.

Syntax: SP_RENAMEDB ‘OLD DATABASENAME’, ‘NEW DATABASENAME’

            E.g.: SP_RENAMEDB  ‘NRSTT’, ‘NRSTTS’

The above statement renames (changes the database name) NRSTT to NRSTTS

SP_RENAME: This stored procedure is used for changing the name of the table and for changing the name of the column

i. Syntax to change the name of the table

SP_RENAME ‘OLD TABLENAME’, ‘NEW TABLENAME’

E.g.      SP_RENAME ‘EMP’, ‘EMPLOY’

The above stored procedure changes the name of EMP table to EMPLOY

ii. Syntax to change the name of the column

SP_RENAME ‘TABLE.OLDCOLUMN NAME’, ‘NEW COLUMNNAME’

E.g.      SP_RENAME ‘STUDENT.ADR’, ‘ADDRESS’

The above stored procedure changes the name of ADR column to ADDRESS in STUDENT table.

SP_HELP: This stored procedure is used to display the description of a specific table.

Syntax: SP_HELP TABLENAME

E.g.: SP_HELP EMP

The above stored procedure displays the description of EMP table

SP_DATADASES: This Stored procedure displays the list of databases available in SQL Server.

Syntax: SP_DATABASES

SP_TABLES: This stored procedure displays the list of tables available in the current database.

Syntax: SP_TABLES

SP_HELPDB: This stored procedure is used to display the description of  master and log data file information of a specific database

Syntax: SP_HELPDB Database-Name

Ex: SP_HELPDB SAMPLE

SP_SPACEUSED: This stored procedure is used to find the memory status of the current database

Syntax: SP_SPACEUSED