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Hi @adibInEdf
The best approach would be to buy a Redgate Deploy license and then use the sqldatacompare.exe that comes with SQL Change Automation Powershell -
Sounds good. Thank you.
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Newer information for others still finding this discussion:
Data Compare: https://documentation.red-gate.com/sdc/using-the-command-line/using-the-command-line-on-a-service-account-in-windows
sqldatacompare /allUsers /activateSerial:123-456-789012-ABCD
SQL Compare: https://documentation.red-gate.com/sc/using-the-command-line/using-the-command-line-on-a-service-account-in-windows
sqlcompare /allUsers /activateSerial:123-456-789012-ABCD
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We are trying to create an automated data transfer process using SQL data compare. Goal is to have a scheduled task execute SQL data compare to sync data. However, we don't want an specific user to have to log in the server to activate the license. Is there there a way to provision a server license? or what's the recommended way to approach this with Redgate tools.
Thanks in advance.