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As per the support call created for you.
By default SQL Compare does not have option to encrypt the connection string.
When you start up SQL Compare, Project Configuration - Data Sources Tab.
Enter the server name, you could try entering the following to force an encrypted connection:
Default Instance
<Server Name>;ENCRYPT=TRUE;TRUSTSERVERCERTIFICATE=TRUE
Named Instance
<Server Name>\<Instance Name>;ENCRYPT=TRUE;TRUSTSERVERCERTIFICATE=TRUE
Or if server is not running on the default SQL Port 1433,
<Server Name>,<port number>;ENCRYPT=TRUE;TRUSTSERVERCERTIFICATE=TRUE
<Server Name>\<Instance Name>,<port number>;ENCRYPT=TRUE;TRUSTSERVERCERTIFICATE=TRUE
Many Thanks
Eddie
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we enforce encryption when connecting from SQL Server Management studio to our SQl Server 2005 databases. Does SQL compare 8 support encrypted connections, if so would you let know how to configure it?
Thanks,
Des.|