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Our latest release of SQL Data Compare 8.0 now uses a single folder for the data instead of one folder per table.
We've also allowed users to configure both the name of this folder and its location relative to the parent script folder (from the New Project dialog, click on the 'Create Schema Scripts' link and then the 'Edit Script Generation Options' link).
Your point about multiple extensions is indeed something we might address in the future, especially if more people request this functionality.
Please try out the latest build and let us know how you get on with it. -
Great - Where do I get the latest Beta/preview of SQL Data Compare 8? (It doesn't appear to be released yet).
My previous 8.0 beta download has "trial expired". We use 7.1 for production work ATM. -
tbostrup wrote:Great - Where do I get the latest Beta/preview of SQL Data Compare 8? (It doesn't appear to be released yet).
My previous 8.0 beta download has "trial expired". We use 7.1 for production work ATM.
The download link is referenced here:
http://www.red-gate.com/MessageBoard/vi ... php?t=9090
Kind regards,
David Atkinson
Red Gate Software
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I also see two separate features - export all data and export diff. Considering how those may be dealt with in a source control environment, they may be in separate folders (we may have a baseline script to "recreate" a database, and a promotion script for upgrading from version x to version x+1).
Although we are still using single extension file names for our database projects, I am using VSDB for unit testing, which uses multiple extensions. This could be an option to consider in the future (*.data.sql, *.diff.data.sql, etc.)