SQL Server to SQL Converter – Export SQL Server to SQL Files Easily

Export SQL Server tables, queries, batch tables, and similar tables to SQL files. Support dynamic filenames with current date, GUI & CLI, cross-platform.

Want to transfer SQL Server data to SQL Database instead of SQL file? click the link, for SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQlite, Oracle, etc.

Core Features

Export single SQL Server table to SQL file
Export SQL Server query results directly to SQL
Export multiple similar SQL Server tables into one SQL file
Batch export all SQL Server tables to separate SQL files
Create dynamic SQL filenames with current date & time
Support GUI & command-line (CLI) for automation
Works on Windows, macOS, Linux
100% local conversion, no data upload

All Export Modes

1. Export SQL Server Table to SQL

Convert any SQL Server table to standard SQL INSERT statements. Customize encoding, target database type, column mapping, and date formats. 📷

2. Export SQL Server Query Results to SQL

Run custom queries inside SQL Server and export filtered result sets to SQL without saving to a new table. Perfect for conditional data export. 📷

3. Export Multiple Similar Tables to One SQL File

Merge multiple SQL Server tables with the same structure into one SQL file. Ideal for periodic or segmented data tables. 📷

4. Batch Export SQL Server Tables to SQL Files

Export dozens of tables at once – each table generates its own SQL file automatically. Save hours of repetitive work. 📷

5. Dynamic Filename with Current Date & Time

Auto-generate filenames like sales_2026_03_26.sql using built-in variables: 📷

#yyyy# #mm# #dd# #hh# #mi# #ss#

Supports both table export and query export.

How to Export SQL Server to SQL (4 Steps)

Step 1: Connect to SQL Server Database

Enter your SQL Server server, port, username, password, and target database (support Windows/SQL Server authentication), and connect. 📷

Step 2: Choose Export Mode

Select: Single Table 📷, Query 📷, Batch Tables 📷, Similar Tables 📷.

Step 3: Configure Output Settings

Set output path, SQL format, encoding, target database type, and filename rules. 📷

Step 4: Start Export

Click convert and get your SQL file instantly. Save session for future reuse. 📷

Automate with CLI (Command Line)

For scheduled tasks and automation, use CLI mode on Windows, Mac, or Linux.

DBToFile session="C:\Users\pan\Documents\DBToFile_t.uld" logfile="C:\Users\pan\Documents\DBToFile_t.log"

Schedule with Windows Task Scheduler or Crontab for automatic daily/weekly exports.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What SQL Server versions does DBToFile support?

A: DBToFile support SQL Server 2000, 2005, 2008, 2008 R2, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022, 2025.

Q: Can I export large tables?

A: Yes. It supports millions of rows with high speed and stability.

Q: Can I add the current date to my SQL filename?

A: Yes. Use dynamic variables like #yyyy#-#mm#-#dd# in the output filename.

Q: Is my data secure?

A: All conversion runs locally. No data is uploaded to any server.

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