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SQL Compare scripted DB emailed... Thanks. / comments
SQL Compare scripted DB emailed... Thanks.
Confirm that option is checked. Columns with matching names is checked. Columns with matching data types is not. / comments
Confirm that option is checked. Columns with matching names is checked. Columns with matching data types is not.
If I can add a hearty "PLEASE DO THIS"... I go back and edit every JOIN I code for this precise reason...
Thanks for adding the enhancement request... When does voting start? / comments
If I can add a hearty "PLEASE DO THIS"... I go back and edit every JOIN I code for this precise reason...
Thanks for adding the enhancement request... When does voting start?
Absolutely agree with the "please make it an option"... / comments
Absolutely agree with the "please make it an option"...
Another "sufferer"...
Just created an empty DB, used SQL Compare to add 5 tables, used SQL Data Compare to copy data and cannot:
1. Edit Project - at all, and it is saved.
2. See any "Identical" rows, by any and all means attempted.
3. Refresh.
4. View Project Options - menu or Ctrl+J.
Both Products are the latest builds:
Compare: 8.1.0.360
Data Compare: 8.0.2.5
The Easter Egg works fine [image] / comments
Another "sufferer"...
Just created an empty DB, used SQL Compare to add 5 tables, used SQL Data Compare to copy data and cannot:
1. Edit Project - at all, and it is saved.
2. See any "Identical" r...
Hi Brian,
Is the link in the preceding post meant to do anything other than open a new browser window at the same topic? / comments
Hi Brian,
Is the link in the preceding post meant to do anything other than open a new browser window at the same topic?
Post removed - dumb user error! / comments
Post removed - dumb user error!
Well, when one forgets that GO puts the variable out of scope one must expect it to be missing from the suggestions - DUH!
Apologies... Note to self, "GO is a pain to remember!" :oops: / comments
Well, when one forgets that GO puts the variable out of scope one must expect it to be missing from the suggestions - DUH!
Apologies... Note to self, "GO is a pain to remember!" :oops:
The Dev Virtuals are SS2008 under Windows Server 2008 except for the 2 suffixed 2K, which are SS2000 under Windows Server 2003.
The latest UI crash after the reinstall was when I tried to add mceSTGsql. I ran the server-side install on that box but it still crashes the UI. I also tried to add the mceDEVsql2K server, and after the crash also ran the server-side install. Still cannot add either server, but I have the mceDEVsql server up fine...
I just took a chance and added the mceUATsql server successfully! So I closed the UI and when I restarted it and expanded the dev group, the mceUATsql server showed the "red X" and then the UI crashed.
I just disabled Symantec's Endpoint Protection completely and Lavasoft's Ad-Aware Service is suspended.
I managed to add mceSTGsql successfully.
Adding mceDEVsql2K\ECOM crashed the UI - that's the one I ran the server-side install for yesterday.
Deleted the Dev Virtuals Group. Closed UI. Restarted. Added Dev Virtuals group. Added mceDEVsql - OK so far. Closed UI. Restarted. Tried to add the mceUATsql SS2008/WS2008 instance and crashed.
Now I've successfully added mceSTGsql again...
There really doesn't appear to be a clear pattern here... Any benefit in your remoting in? / comments
The Dev Virtuals are SS2008 under Windows Server 2008 except for the 2 suffixed 2K, which are SS2000 under Windows Server 2003.
The latest UI crash after the reinstall was when I tried to add mceST...