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Exit code 63 is indeed thrown when the databases are identical. You can stop this happening by including identical results the comparison, using the /Include:Identical option as described on this page
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Thanks you Jaimes.james.billings wrote:Exit code 63 is indeed thrown when the databases are identical. You can stop this happening by including identical results the comparison, using the /Include:Identical option as described on this page
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I am testing to run Data Compare in SSIS Executive process Task.
In the first run, it found the different and synchronised the data then returned successValue = 0.
In the subsequent run, there was no difference and returned success value = 63, leading the package to 'Fail'. The following is what I found in the log.
RedGate.Shared.Utils.CommandLine.FatalExecutionException: The selected objects are identical or no objects have been selected in the comparison. ---> RedGate.SQLToolsCommandLine.NothingToCompareException: The selected objects are identical or no objects have been selected in the comparison.
I like to confirm that whether value 63 is related to NothingToCompareException. Also if there is a list of returned value from Data Compare I can get. I'd like to know the possible return values.
Thanks