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What message? / comments
What message?
have you tried assigning it as the foreign key generator? / comments
have you tried assigning it as the foreign key generator?
Do you want to compare just differences in Indexes? / comments
Do you want to compare just differences in Indexes?
Basically, you need a separate folder in TFS for each database. To merge changes from one step to another, you could use SQL Compare directly between the DBs and then commit all the updates back in rather than doing it through TFS and a Get Latest, as it'll handle all the dependencies correctly etc. / comments
Basically, you need a separate folder in TFS for each database. To merge changes from one step to another, you could use SQL Compare directly between the DBs and then commit all the updates back in...
Just a thought- do you have Dot Net 2.0 installed? It should not be necessary (if you have .net 4) but, we have found, it is. / comments
Just a thought- do you have Dot Net 2.0 installed? It should not be necessary (if you have .net 4) but, we have found, it is.
Sorry- we don't seem to be getting you very far. We need to fully reproduce this to understand exactly what is happening. Generally, however, you may find you get results if you use either sampling mode of profiling or the 'attach-to-process' feature. These are less intrusive mechanisms of profiling. / comments
Sorry- we don't seem to be getting you very far. We need to fully reproduce this to understand exactly what is happening. Generally, however, you may find you get results if you use either sampling...
Those symptoms are consistent with the application crashing - can you look in the windows application event log for .net errors please? / comments
Those symptoms are consistent with the application crashing - can you look in the windows application event log for .net errors please?
You need to add MultipleActiveResultSets=True to a connection string in SQL (Data)Compare itself, so try:
servername;MultipleActiveResultSets=True
In the Compare server connection box. / comments
You need to add MultipleActiveResultSets=True to a connection string in SQL (Data)Compare itself, so try:
servername;MultipleActiveResultSets=True
In the Compare server connection box.
When you export the results you get a summary file, and a separate file per table for the actual rows.
I'll log your other request as an new enhancement request. / comments
When you export the results you get a summary file, and a separate file per table for the actual rows.
I'll log your other request as an new enhancement request.
Just for completeness- I should point out - we do have an SDK so conceivably you could create a custom three-way solution / comments
Just for completeness- I should point out - we do have an SDK so conceivably you could create a custom three-way solution