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                In case I stated it poorly... Saving to a Scripts folder does the right thing, but saving to a single script file does not. - 
                
                  
                
                This looks like it could be SDC-2884, which is listed as fixed but I'll dig into it. - 
                
                  
                
                Can you confirm if you're still getting this issue on the latest version of SQL Compare?
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                I just updated to v13.7.3 and it appears to work correctly. Thanks! 
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I'm using SQL Data Compare via command-line to create a script to populate a table. The table definition is this...
Now, when I run SQLDataCompare with a command-line like this:
The generated file contains lines including the primary key column. For instance...
However, when I attempt to create a single script file like this:
The generated file does not include the primary key column. For instance...
Any ideas?