I have use it this morning and it works well. Thanks for doing this for us.

I would like to export all of the scripts in a project and maintain the folder structure that is in the script explorer. Do you have any recommendations on how to do that? Thanks!

Looks to be just what we needed. Thanks!

Thanks for clearing that up. I don't really need to move labels since we don't use them yet. I don't think that I need a script. I will go ahead and add the databases to the new project and then move the scripts etc by hand. We don't have that many. Thanks!

We have several projects that have one database in them. I would like to move the databases and scripts (with history) all to a new project for the one section of our company. What is the best way to go about this so that we are sure to save our history? Thanks!

This in't necessarily a feature I am asking you to add. I just though the functionality would be helpful for other admins. If this is something you eventually want to include, feel free to do so. We have many projects, 70 databases, and six servers. This was to fill the need of we knew that there had to be databases that were not in a project ...

Moving a database between servers is a big task so it is going to take several weeks to prepare. If the best alternative is a SQL script I would be OK with that. As far at the two databases with the same name but on different servers goes, we are only going to move one of them and it isn't going to be moved to the same server that the other one is

I think that I will wait for the automatic update, as long as it actually fixes the problem.

Are you going to release an update sometime soon? I would eventually like to see taht this is resolved.

We are about to start reorganizing our servers. What do I need to do so that when a database is moved form one server to another we do not lose our version control history? Also we have databases that are named the same thing on multiple servers that only contain a few replicated tables. Would that confuse things some? Thanks!