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Have you tried changing the Transaction Isolation Level in the tool's Application Options? -
Have you tried changing the Transaction Isolation Level in the tool's Application Options?
Yes.
The behavior is odd though. If I try to transfer only the objects i know need to have a transaction level of read uncommitted, then the script is generated correctly. However, if i include additional objects the transaction level goes back to serializable. -
Hi ps_md, sorry that you have encountered a problem.
A support call has been created for you, call reference F0067636.
Would it be possible to send an e-mail to this e-mail address, support@red-gate.com and include the above call reference number in the subject field of the e-mail.
Could you please attach either a SQL Compare Snapshot of each data source or include examples of the database objects that are affected by the problem you have reported? Please include screen shots if you think this will help.
Many Thanks
Eddie -
I have sent in an email with an example object attached per your request.
Thank you for your help!
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SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL SERIALIZABLE
In order to get the script to run, i have to manually change the line to:
SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ UNCOMMITTED
After I make that change, it works just fine. I was hoping that changing the Transaction Level in the Application Options to Read Uncommitted would take care of this so i didnt have to do this each time, but it will not work...
Am i missing something? How can i set SQL Compare to generate the Read Uncommitted line rather than the Serializable line?
Thanks!