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                   Hi @Toma1234 Hi @Toma1234
 I've asked the developers if this is possible and I'll let you know the outcome!
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                   No, there isn't any way to override the collation of a scripts folder at the command line. If the collation of the scripts folder is not correct, you can change it by editing RedGateDatabaseInfo.xml: No, there isn't any way to override the collation of a scripts folder at the command line. If the collation of the scripts folder is not correct, you can change it by editing RedGateDatabaseInfo.xml: 
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                   @Mark R Thank you. @Mark R Thank you.
 How do you create the RedGateDatabaseInfo.xml?
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                   Any scripts folder created by Redgate tools will have a RedGateDatabaseInfo.xml file in it. Any scripts folder created by Redgate tools will have a RedGateDatabaseInfo.xml file in it.
 
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We are using the command line to automate snapshots with SQL compare 12.3.3.
In the GUI when you create a snapshot from the Scripts folder, you can choose a default collation for the snapshot.
Is there also the same solution for the CMD code?
our CMD code we use: