Has anyone seen or written a script to change a unicode column to its non-unicode equiv??
I have inherited a somewhat large database that is really just a collection of tables from various Access Applications that got overgrown and had to be moved to SQL Server to overcome space limitations. Problem is that the person that moved the tables to the SQL server did not check the column type mappings before running the wizard and now I have a database with 100's of unicoce varchar fields (nVarChar()) that should not have been unicode. And to make matters a tad more difficult Access maps its Memo column type to nText on the SQL side. So these now need to be changed also to VarChar(Max).
Any way to automate this would be great!!
Thanks
John Fuhrman
I have inherited a somewhat large database that is really just a collection of tables from various Access Applications that got overgrown and had to be moved to SQL Server to overcome space limitations. Problem is that the person that moved the tables to the SQL server did not check the column type mappings before running the wizard and now I have a database with 100's of unicoce varchar fields (nVarChar()) that should not have been unicode. And to make matters a tad more difficult Access maps its Memo column type to nText on the SQL side. So these now need to be changed also to VarChar(Max).
Any way to automate this would be great!!
Thanks
John Fuhrman