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Hi, thank you for your forum post.
This is expected behavior. To match rows in the two data sources, SQL Data Compare requires a comparison key for each table or view. SQL Data Compare automatically selects a comparison key when:-
•tables contain a matching primary key, unique index, or unique constraint
•views contain a matching unique clustered index
As per this INFORMATION in the help documentation.
Sadly a column that uses the IDENTITY keyword is not enough, so will mean that you need to manually set a custom comparison key, sorry.
Many Thanks
Eddie
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But it seems this isn't the case.
Is this the expected behaviour? If so, I'm going to have to manually set the comparison key on several hundred tables.
Thanks,
P.