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Hello Mike,
When you synchronized the databases in SQL Compare, you could have ignored indexes and not pulled the primary keys into the destination database. That's one possibility... -
Hello Brian,
thanks for reply, I just found out (because with a backup and restore to another place it still didn't work), that the primary key was not set for the column. I always saw the identity( 1, 1 ), but didn't see the missing primary key symbol.
Thanks,
;-), Mike
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Thank you for any hints,
Michael Kriegner, ;-), Mike