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Hi Greg,
You could use the SDK - that would certainly be one way you could do it. Alternatively, if you have the Toolbelt then you'll have SQL Compare Pro and SQL Data Compare Pro, which have a command line interface which you can use for automating a comparison and creating of a script. Unless you need to use the SDK, for example if you were building this functionality into an existing .net application, then I would recommend using the command line for simplicity.
If your intention is to try and do some sort of continuous integration/delivery, then have a look at DLM Automation. It works with your existing build server via its Powershell cmdlets or by one of the add-ons we provide for build and release systems.
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Cheers
Greg