How to export table structure and data in SQL Server?

In SQL Server, you can export table structure and data using the following methods:

1. Export data using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
2. Open SSMS and connect to the corresponding database instance.
3. In the Object Explorer, expand the database, and then expand the tables folder.
4. Select the table you want to export, right-click and choose “Task” > “Export Data”.
5. In the export wizard, select the path and format for the target file.
6. Select the option “Copy data from tables and views” and choose the table you want to export.
7. Complete the wizard and start exporting the data.
8. Export table structure and data using the script generation feature in SQL Server.
9. Open SSMS and connect to the appropriate database instance.
10. In the File Explorer, expand the databases and then expand the tables folder.
11. Select the table you want to export, right click and choose “Table Script” > “Generate Script”.
12. In the script generation wizard, select the objects for which you want to generate scripts.
13. Choose the output method for generating scripts in the “Output” tab, such as file or a new query editor window.
14. In the “Advanced” tab, choose the level of detail for the script to be generated (such as table definition, data rows, indexes, etc).
15. Click on “Next” and follow the wizard to generate and export a script for the table.
16. Export table structure and data using SQL script.
17. Open SSMS using the query editor or a new query window.
18. Write a query to export the table structure and data, for example: SELECT *
    INTO OUTFILE ‘output.csv’
    FROM your_table;
19. Replace “your_table” with the name of the table you want to export, and replace “output.csv” with the path and name of the exported file.
20. Run the query and export the results to the specified file.

You can export the table structure and data as a file using any method, so that you can later import it into another database or back it up.