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When tables don't have a primary key or unique constraint, Data Compare won't choose a comparison key by default (since the likelihood of getting it wrong is pretty high) -- however, you can choose the comparison key yourself: http://documentation.red-gate.com/displ ... e+compared
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Thanks.
The problem is to do that to two hundred table. -
Ah, I see. I don't think we have an easy way of doing that at the moment
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After an update to 3.8.4.662 a number of old Migration scripts are showing as uncommitted. I have tried undo changes but the scripts remain as uncommitted. Can anyone help solve this. I am contenting to TFS 2013
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Steven Evans -
The only way I can confirm import into my data-flow is by using a Datareader connection manager using the ODBC Data Provider. My DSN is using the Oracle ODBC driver.
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I am using SQL DATA COMPARE to confirm that my import/export migration of data between two databases are ok.
After executing the comparison, I receive this message for a lot of table:
200 Tables or views that could not br compared
Open one of this table, the problem é that the table don't have a PK or a clustered index. Then i need to manualy choose one index to the Redgate tool compare this table.
It's not possible that the tool compare the table register without a PK or clustered index?