How do you copy data from one schema to another in SQL Server?

To copy data from one schema to another in SQL Server, you can use a combination of the `INSERT INTO` and `SELECT` statements. Here's a basic example assuming you want to copy data from one table in one schema to a table with the same structure in another schema:

```sql
-- Copy data from Schema1.Table1 to Schema2.Table1
INSERT INTO Schema2.Table1 (Column1, Column2, ...)
SELECT Column1, Column2, ...
FROM Schema1.Table1;
```

In this example:

- `Schema1` is the source schema.
- `Schema2` is the destination schema.
- `Table1` is the name of the table.

Make sure to replace `Column1, Column2, ...` with the actual column names in your tables.

If the table structures are different, you'll need to adjust the `SELECT` statement accordingly, mapping columns from the source table to the columns in the destination table.

If the table doesn't exist in the destination schema, you may need to create it first with the same structure as the source table. You can generate a script to create the table structure using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) or any other SQL Server schema comparison tool.

Here's an example to create an empty table in the destination schema:

```sql
-- Create an empty table in Schema2 with the same structure as Schema1.Table1
SELECT *
INTO Schema2.Table1
FROM Schema1.Table1
WHERE 1 = 0;
```

After creating the table, you can use the `INSERT INTO ... SELECT` statement as shown in the first example to copy the data.

Remember to replace `Schema1`, `Schema2`, and `Table1` with your actual schema and table names. Additionally, ensure that you have the necessary permissions to perform these operations on the source and destination schemas.