Question : truncate all user table in one script sqlserver 2000

Hi experts, I need a script to truncate all user tables. They have asked me to copy the prodcution db to a test server but they want it empty. To be able to do that I need a script that combines the finding of the tables that are being referenced and the truncate of the tables. We are using sqlserver 2000. I have found this script on the web to get tables that are being referenced or not in a database.
declare @r table (
PK_TABLE nvarchar(200),
FK_TABLE nvarchar(200),
primary key clustered (PK_TABLE,FK_TABLE))

declare @rs table (
PK_TABLE nvarchar(200),
FK_TABLE nvarchar(200),
primary key clustered (PK_TABLE,FK_TABLE))

declare @t table (
REF_LEVEL int,
TABLE_NAME nvarchar(200) not null primary key clustered )

declare @table table (
TABLE_NAME nvarchar(200) not null primary key clustered )
set nocount off

print 'Load tables for database '+db_name()

insert into @table
select
      TABLE_NAME = a.TABLE_SCHEMA+'.'+a.TABLE_NAME
from
      INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES a
where
      a.TABLE_TYPE = 'BASE TABLE'      and
      a.TABLE_SCHEMA+'.'+a.TABLE_NAME <> 'dbo.dtproperties'
order by
      1

print 'Load PK/FK references'
insert into @r
select      distinct
      PK_TABLE =
      b.TABLE_SCHEMA+'.'+b.TABLE_NAME,
      FK_TABLE =
      c.TABLE_SCHEMA+'.'+c.TABLE_NAME
from
      INFORMATION_SCHEMA.REFERENTIAL_CONSTRAINTS a
      join
      INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLE_CONSTRAINTS b
      on
      a.CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA = b.CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA and
      a.UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT_NAME = b.CONSTRAINT_NAME
      join
      INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLE_CONSTRAINTS c
      on
      a.CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA = c.CONSTRAINT_SCHEMA and
      a.CONSTRAINT_NAME = c.CONSTRAINT_NAME
order by
      1,2

print 'Make copy of PK/FK references'
insert into @rs
select
      *
from
      @r
order by
      1,2

print 'Load un-referenced tables as level 0'
insert into @t
select
      REF_LEVEL = 0,
      a.TABLE_NAME
from
      @table a
where
      a.TABLE_NAME not in
      (
      select PK_TABLE from @r union all
      select FK_TABLE from @r
      )
order by
      1

-- select * from @r
print 'Remove self references'
delete from @r
where
      PK_TABLE = FK_TABLE

declare @level int
set @level = 0

while @level < 100
      begin
      set @level = @level + 1

      print 'Delete lower level references'
      delete from @r
      where
            PK_TABLE in
            ( select TABLE_NAME from @t )
            or
            FK_TABLE in
            ( select TABLE_NAME from @t )

      print 'Load level '+convert(varchar(20),@level)+' tables'

      insert into @t
      select
            REF_LEVEL =@level,
            a.TABLE_NAME
      from
            @table a
      where
            a.TABLE_NAME not in
            ( select FK_TABLE from @r )
            and
            a.TABLE_NAME not in
            ( select TABLE_NAME from @t )
      order by
            1

      if not exists (select * from  @r )
            begin
            print 'Done loading table levels'
            print ''
            break
            end

      end


print 'Count of Tables by level'
print ''

select
      REF_LEVEL,
      TABLE_COUNT = count(*)
from
      @t
group by
      REF_LEVEL
order by
      REF_LEVEL

print 'Tables in order by level and table name'
print 'Note: Null REF_LEVEL nay indicate possible circular reference'
print ''
select
      b.REF_LEVEL,
      TABLE_NAME = convert(varchar(40),a.TABLE_NAME)
from
      @table a
      left join
      @t b
      on a.TABLE_NAME = b.TABLE_NAME
order by
      b.REF_LEVEL,
      a.TABLE_NAME

print 'Tables and Referencing Tables'
print ''
select
      b.REF_LEVEL,
      TABLE_NAME = convert(varchar(40),a.TABLE_NAME),
      REFERENCING_TABLE =convert(varchar(40),c.FK_TABLE)
from
      @table a
      left join
      @t b
      on a.TABLE_NAME = b.TABLE_NAME
      left join
      @rs c
      on a.TABLE_NAME = c.PK_TABLE
order by
      a.TABLE_NAME,
      c.FK_TABLE


print 'Tables and Tables Referenced'
print ''
select
      b.REF_LEVEL,
      TABLE_NAME = convert(varchar(40),a.TABLE_NAME),
      TABLE_REFERENCED =convert(varchar(40),c.PK_TABLE)
from
      @table a
      left join
      @t b
      on a.TABLE_NAME = b.TABLE_NAME
      left join
      @rs c
      on a.TABLE_NAME = c.FK_TABLE
order by
      a.TABLE_NAME,
      c.PK_TABLE

Answer : truncate all user table in one script sqlserver 2000

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