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We don't support directly any way to do what you're suggesting. You could fairly easily write a simple SQL Toolkit application which will do as you're suggesting or maybe using the command line will give you what you need.
The only other alternative is to print out the result of a simple comparison where all the tables have a WHERE clause of '1=0' or something so no comparison is performed. At least it would show which tables had unique comparison keys.
Hope that gives you some ideas.
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