Hi,

Thanks for writing us. SQL Compare is only concerned with SQL database schema, so we do not compare Extended Stored Procedures, since they are binary files and it would be extremely difficulty to pinpoint the relevance of the difference in two extended procedures.
Brian Donahue
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  • Brian Donahue
    Hi Mark,

    Because SQL Compare uses ADO .net, all of the queries that it runs rely on some stored procedures such as sp_executesql. These are stored in the master database. Which procedure, in particular, is giving the problem?
    Brian Donahue
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  • Brian Donahue
    Can you please tell us a bit about what this stored procedure does and why it is accessed during a database comparison?
    Brian Donahue
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