There can be situation when we need to copy large amount of data from one location to another. For example, you have created a backup copy of a table. Accidently, the records of the original table get deleted. For this, we need to copy all the records from the backup table to the original table.
Most of the database server provides a means to copy data to one database to another, either by a GUI such as SQL Server's Enterprise Manager, or through a command-line tool, such as SQL Server's Bulk Copy Program - bcp.exe.
Most of the database server provides a means to copy data to one database to another, either by a GUI such as SQL Server's Enterprise Manager, or through a command-line tool, such as SQL Server's Bulk Copy Program - bcp.exe.
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