Hi,

I am new to SQL dependency tracker. The tool shows dependencies between the objects.
Is there any way we can find the objects which are not dependent to any other object and vice versa, so we can delete them?

Thanks,
Anjali
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  • Sian.Williams
    Thanks for your questions.

    This document has some tips that could help you :)

    http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... %20Tracker
    Sian.Williams
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  • anjaliv
    Thank you for the reply. It is very helpful :)
    anjaliv
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  • anjaliv
    I have another question.
    (I) When I try to find dependency for the whole database, It shows me the tables which does not have any dependency when exported to pdf.
    (II) But when I followed the procedure in the above link on the whole database, it only gives me schema and users which are independent. It does nto include any tables or stored procedures in it.
    (III) But when I induvidually select tables and stored procedures, it gives me the correct result as mentioned in (I)
    How can i export all the non dependent objects to pdf?

    Thank you in advance.

    Anjali
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  • Chris Auckland
    I think the problem here is that when you add all database objects, then tables and stored procedures will never be independent as they will always have at least an associated schema.

    You should get the results you're looking for if you only add tables and stored procedures to the diagram.

    I hope this helps.
    Chris Auckland
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