In my development database I want to exclude the tSQLt schema and all objects in the schema.
I have configured the filter rules dialog to look like this:
In the diff viewer it looks like this:
-- All Objects
Exclude where (@SCHEMA = 'tSQLt')
In English:
"For all object types, exclude if the schema name equals tSQLt."
I would expect this rule to exclude all the objects in the tSQLt schema and the tSQLt schema itself.
In the Commit Changes dialog, I can't see the objects in the tSQLt schema, but I can still see the tSQLt schema itself.
The dialog looks like this:
The tSQLt schema is highlighted in red. I have redacted my business objects with black.
This feels like a bug. Is it supposed to behave like this?
I can work around the issue by also excluding schemas whose name equals 'tSQLt'.
By the way, SQL Compare has an option to ignore "tSQLt framework and tests". I think a similar option would be useful in SQL Source Control.
My SQL Source Control version is 3.0.12.3695.
I have configured the filter rules dialog to look like this:
In the diff viewer it looks like this:
In English:
I would expect this rule to exclude all the objects in the tSQLt schema and the tSQLt schema itself.
In the Commit Changes dialog, I can't see the objects in the tSQLt schema, but I can still see the tSQLt schema itself.
The dialog looks like this:
The tSQLt schema is highlighted in red. I have redacted my business objects with black.
This feels like a bug. Is it supposed to behave like this?
I can work around the issue by also excluding schemas whose name equals 'tSQLt'.
By the way, SQL Compare has an option to ignore "tSQLt framework and tests". I think a similar option would be useful in SQL Source Control.
My SQL Source Control version is 3.0.12.3695.