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• • Introduction In this article, I am introducing a small utility developed for the purpose of extracting schema from existing SQL Server databases. The basic idea behind developing this utility is to emit the database schema from an existing SQL Server database. From a developer perspective, it is sometimes very much handy to quickly take a printout of the database structure for creating the UI layout or to specify some validation rules.

If the database structure is available in printable format, then it will serve the purpose of robust programming and effective UI layout, because the developer can establish spontaneity between the database structure and the UI elements. So now, let's start exploring the utility in a little depth.

After extracting the binary distribution, you will find the executable SchemaGenerator.exe. Start the utility from SchemaGenerator.exe. The first screen will be as follows: The screen shown above asks the input for: • Server/instance name: This will be server instance name. If not specified, it will default to (local).

• Database name: This is a required input and must specify an existing database. • Username/Password: Optional, provide in case of non trusted connections. Now, fill the server/instance name, i.e., (local) SQLEXPRESS. Click Generate to produce the report in printable format. The report will be rendered in preview, where we can see the generated schema output, then print, if required. The print preview window outputs the database structure in printable format, and you can review the format and print it.

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