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I just discovered another problem with the script compare.
It doesn't include the foreign keys in the generated upgrade script. / comments
I just discovered another problem with the script compare.
It doesn't include the foreign keys in the generated upgrade script.
james.billings wrote:
I think my colleague passed on the patch that resolved this problem while I was away.
Let us know if you need anything further!
Thank you. I got the latest patch (8.2.1.63) and it is working well.
Any idea when that patch will be officially released? We don't want to use it in our build system until it is official. / comments
james.billings wrote:
I think my colleague passed on the patch that resolved this problem while I was away.
Let us know if you need anything further!
Thank you. I got the latest patch (8.2.1.6...
james.billings wrote:
Hi,
Just to let you know I've logged you a support ticket to look into this and make sure nothing untoward is happening; we'll contact you directly shortly.
Any update on this? I would really like to be able to use SQL Compare command line for our automated build system. / comments
james.billings wrote:
Hi,
Just to let you know I've logged you a support ticket to look into this and make sure nothing untoward is happening; we'll contact you directly shortly.
Any update on...
Command line scriptfile, no keys or indexes for tables
On the command line, when comparing two script folders, the script that it generates does not contain any keys or indexes for tables. Am I doing something wrong? Here is the command line I am using...
Ok, it looks like it may have fixed it for one case, but there are still procedures where I get that error when initiating a synch. / comments
Ok, it looks like it may have fixed it for one case, but there are still procedures where I get that error when initiating a synch.
Looks like that fixed it. Thanks! / comments
Looks like that fixed it. Thanks!
I don't understand why I would install a SQL Data Compare patch when I am trying to get SQL Compare (no Data) to work. Can you please explain why I would do this? Thanks / comments
I don't understand why I would install a SQL Data Compare patch when I am trying to get SQL Compare (no Data) to work. Can you please explain why I would do this? Thanks
REBUILD PARTITION = ALL
Is there an option to remove the following line from the build script generated by SQL Compare?
PRINT N'Altering [dbo].[MyPartitionedTable]'
GO
ALTER TABLE [dbo].[MyPartitionedTable] REBUILD PARTIT...
Object reference not set to an instance of an object
I get the error "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." in the Synchronization Wizard when I click Next on the first step when there are certain stored procedures checked.
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