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There are many options in SQL Compare for ignoring cretain attributes of a table, such as key names and column order, but you cannot ignore the datatype.
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I have a date column with same name in all tables in source and target databases, I wanted to exclude the column from data comparison. Is there any option for this requirement in SQL compare 10?Brian Donahue wrote:There are many options in SQL Compare for ignoring cretain attributes of a table, such as key names and column order, but you cannot ignore the datatype.
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When one column is varchar and the other is nvarchar. It doeas not affect the changes we are making.
I want to excldue this difference from the results to see other differences as we are comparing abour 120 tables.
Is that possible ?
Thanks