recreate system tables



Hi!
I need to recreate the system tables (sysobjects, syscolumns,
sysindexes, sysforeignkeys, sysconstraints, sysreferences, sysindexkeys
at least) in another SQL server.
You may say "Thats easy! Backup and restore the database!" and I would
answer "I can't, the database size is above 50GB and I just can't do it
every time I need to recreate the info".
So, ¿Do you know any simple way to do these?

I don't need the data on the user tables and I'll log-in always as dbo
(using trusted connection), perhaps that helps.
Perhaps the simplest way is to do a bcp to backup and restore the data
but.... you never know what would happen. This is why I write ask you
guy, probably you know much more than me.

Thanks in advance

.



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