With SQL Server 2008 R2, when I save the results as a CSV there are no headers. I can work around this by copying and pasting with the "Copy with Headers" , or just grab the headers and paste them in the CSV etc, but is there a better way to do this?
Sql-server – Save Results as CSV *with* headers in SSMS
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Using SSMS, register the servers you're interested in and group them in a folder. Then you can connect to them all at once like this:
SSMS (via SMO) allows you to script it at the category (function) level. It won't allow you to specify only table valued functions.
You could also look at something like this article for using PS to automate the creation. You might be able to filter the objects being scripted by the function type (tvf, scalar, etc)
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Best Answer
In SSMS you need to change some options:
Tools - Options - Query results - sql server - results to grid (or text) -> Include column headers when copying or saving the results.
Changed settings are applied to new, but not existing query windows.