Simple Generic VB.Net SQL Import/Export Routine

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I'm looking for some code, preferably open source, preferably VB.Net, that I can take and modify to create an easy to use generic SQL import/export/limited management routine (delete, maybe add or rename and only working with tables).

I found one that used the DLL from SQL management studio but it wouldn't compile on my machine and I'm not excited about having an external dependancy ... optimally a generic SQL routine that could connect to any SQL server would be best ... but that connects to any MS SQL Server would be acceptable. Any recent (2005+, Express or Full) SQL Server is adequate.

Does anyone know of anything like that available? If it's a purchased product that isn't too expensive I'm willing to consider it but I would prefer complete control.

Posted 5-Oct-11 9:31am

BHort

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Mario Majčica 5-Oct-11 16:35pm

What's wrong with SQL server management studio?

BHort 5-Oct-11 16:37pm

It's too complex for our users. We need something *simple* for them to be able to export their data and/or import into another instance on another machine.

Simon_Whale 12-Oct-11 11:23am

why not use ADO.NET to export the data required to your application and create some rountines to export it to the required file types?

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