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Thank you for your post into the forum and sorry for the delay in replying to you.
Can you please confirm that you do not have the 'Ignore Foreign Keys' option enabled:
Edit Project ->Options Tab ->Ignore Section ->Foreign Keys
If the check box is checked, please remove the 'tick' and then repeat your comparison.
Many Thanks
Eddie
Eddie Davis
Product Support Engineer
Red Gate Software Ltd
e-mail: support@red-gate.com
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The structure is identical with the exception of five tables for whom the the foreign key constrainst have different names.
For instance:
ALTER TABLE [dbo].[tb1] ADD CONSTRAINT [FK__tb2__4AF2BAD7] FOREIGN KEY ([tb3]) REFERENCES [dbo].[tb3] ([ID])
GO
ALTER TABLE [dbo].[tb1] ADD CONSTRAINT [FK__tb2__11D9290] FOREIGN KEY ([tb3]) REFERENCES [dbo].[tb3] ([ID])
GO
However, after I run the synchronize function, the difference remains. Does SQL Compare have a problem synchronizing foreign key names?
Cheers,
Thomas