SQL Source Control is adding "USE [DATABASE_NAME]" statements to a handful of our Stored Procedures and I'm not sure why. When we deploy database changes, we see the warning
EXEC : warning : Ignored statement found in file XXXXX.sql at line 1
in our build output.
We also see the warning
EXEC : warning : If statement in file XXXXX.sql at line 5 considered as true
that is a result of an autogenerated
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.sysobjects WHERE name = 'XXXXX AND xtype = 'P')
statement.
Why is SQL Source Control adding these statements? Is there a way to remove the statements? Is there a way to get SQL Compare to suppress the warnings?
I'm using SQL Source Control v3.7.5.328 and SQL Compare v11.1.0.1.
We also see the warning that is a result of an autogenerated statement.
Why is SQL Source Control adding these statements? Is there a way to remove the statements? Is there a way to get SQL Compare to suppress the warnings?
I'm using SQL Source Control v3.7.5.328 and SQL Compare v11.1.0.1.