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Compares and synchronizes SQL database content.

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Updating the server dropdown list in Data Compare 8
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Trailing space differences?
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replication question
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Request - change "tables are identical or..." on CMD line
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SQL Toolbelt is not a win32 application error
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object reference not set to an instance of an object
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updated to sql compare 9.0
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SQL Data Compare 9 not loading static data from working copy
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Comparing / Synchronizing floats - differ in last bit(s)?
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Error using cmdline with Data Compare
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SQL connection timeout after 100 minutes
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How do I sync just the tables that are in source control?
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Error in the Log file and Sync does not work for some DB Tab
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Out of memory exception
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Use SQL Data Compare to keep 2 dbs in sync
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Scripting just the contents of a table
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Command line error
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Excluding specific column names from all comparisons
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Data Compare will halt while synchronizing data
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How do I Compare data in #temp tables
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SQL Data Compare 9 has been released
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generate a big SQL with SQL data compare more 10 Gig
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Issues with Command Line Code in Sql Data Compare 8
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Permissions required for synchronisation with SQL CLR
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Remove columns in comparison but not in synchronization
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How to export the results in excel with color for difference
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Output char buffer is too small
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replication time just doubled (even with no table changes)
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Evaluation of disk space constraints
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how can I increase Timeout (or set to 0)?
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