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                   Hi Peter Hi Peter
 If you want to change the connection string to take into account extending the timeout, or a SQL Server that does not use the default port, here is what you can do.
 When choosing the databases, in the field for the server change the entry to 'servername;Connect Timeout=1', or 'TCP:10.1.1.2,1433;Connect Timeout=1' (ignore quotes). In both these examples you have altered the connection timeout to 1 second, and in the second the connection is forced to use the IP protocol over the default port of 1433.
 I hope this helps
 Regards
 Dan
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                   Hi Dan Hi Dan
 That worked!
 Many thanks for your prompt reply.
 Regards
 Peter
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(I am aware of the other thread about timeout expired. I have put this in as a new thread as the slowness is not specifically caused by running SQL Compare.)
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Peter T