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                   For those comparison keys that I set as custom and use all the available fields: For those comparison keys that I set as custom and use all the available fields:
 1) Use the mouse to select the all the field's checkboxes, then save the data comparison project, the changes are saved.
 2) If I click into the table once, not on a checkbox, do CTRL-A to select all fields, then use the spacebar to check the boxes, then save the comparison project, the changes are NOT saved.
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                   Thanks for raising this. I have raised an issue (SDC-836) and this should hopefully be fixed for an upcoming release. Thank you for bringing it to our attention. Thanks for raising this. I have raised an issue (SDC-836) and this should hopefully be fixed for an upcoming release. Thank you for bringing it to our attention.
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 David Atkinson
 Red Gate Software
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                   Thanks for the prompt reply. Great tool, in fact it is the only thing making the conversion I am working on bearable. Keep up the great work guys! Thanks for the prompt reply. Great tool, in fact it is the only thing making the conversion I am working on bearable. Keep up the great work guys!
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I went through and performed the comparison, saving it repeatedly as I defined the keys that were 'not set'. Everything seemed to be good.
Later, when I re-opened the comparison, most of the custom keys had reverted to a 'not set' status. Some of the other keys that I changed from the defaults to custom keys had also reset to 'not set', while some of the custom keys stayed set.
Any idea what may be causing this?
Thanks