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The default options cannot be changed. We may change this in future versions, but at the current time Tom's workaround is the only way to do this.
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Jonathan / comments
The default options cannot be changed. We may change this in future versions, but at the current time Tom's workaround is the only way to do this.
Regards,
Jonathan
Hi there,
Thanks for the report. We will look at getting this fixed shortly.
Regards,
Jonathan Watts / comments
Hi there,
Thanks for the report. We will look at getting this fixed shortly.
Regards,
Jonathan Watts
Hi there,
Any new projects will be created with the default settings, however project options will be persisted if you later edit the project's servers,databases, user details, etc.
Can you describe a scenario where the project's options are lost on editing the project?
Many thanks,
Jonathan / comments
Hi there,
Any new projects will be created with the default settings, however project options will be persisted if you later edit the project's servers,databases, user details, etc.
Can you describ...
Hi there,
Thanks for your feedback, the v5 forums are currently hidden. We will ensure that they are accessible once the Bundle goes live.
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Hi there,
Thanks for your feedback, the v5 forums are currently hidden. We will ensure that they are accessible once the Bundle goes live.
Regards,
Great! Thank you for checking that. I will take another look at the installer shortly.
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Jonathan / comments
Great! Thank you for checking that. I will take another look at the installer shortly.
Regards,
Jonathan
Hi there,
I can I just double check the build you are using? As RC1 for SQL Compare should be 5.0.0.1559.
Thanks,
Jonathan / comments
Hi there,
I can I just double check the build you are using? As RC1 for SQL Compare should be 5.0.0.1559.
Thanks,
Jonathan
Hi there,
We haved posted the RC1 which should have fixed this issue, if you could give it a try again it would be very appreciated.
Thanks,
Jonathan / comments
Hi there,
We haved posted the RC1 which should have fixed this issue, if you could give it a try again it would be very appreciated.
Thanks,
Jonathan
Hi Oleg,
This sounds like an issue we are investigating. Is the white space problem one new line at the end of an object on a SQL2005 database?
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Jonathan / comments
Hi Oleg,
This sounds like an issue we are investigating. Is the white space problem one new line at the end of an object on a SQL2005 database?
Regards,
Jonathan
Yes that would be the reason, SQL Data Compare cannot currently compare tables in different schema. You are also correct in saying that schemas are now object owners rather than the user.
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Jonathan / comments
Yes that would be the reason, SQL Data Compare cannot currently compare tables in different schema. You are also correct in saying that schemas are now object owners rather than the user.
Regards,
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MC,
Yes you should be able to compare between tables in 2000 and 2005 databases as long as you have an unique index or primary key on both tables. So we can get to the bottom of your problem are you able to provide us with the schema of the two databases you are comparing?
Many thanks
Jonathan / comments
MC,
Yes you should be able to compare between tables in 2000 and 2005 databases as long as you have an unique index or primary key on both tables. So we can get to the bottom of your problem are yo...