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OK, can I the hotfix then please because I probably can't wait that long
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OK, can I the hotfix then please because I probably can't wait that long
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply. Yes we are using CLR assemblies so I'm pretty sure it must be the same issue. My immediate need for a fix has gone now because I used a co-workers system to get around this so I could wait for the final release if it's going to be soon? / comments
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. Yes we are using CLR assemblies so I'm pretty sure it must be the same issue. My immediate need for a fix has gone now because I used a co-workers system to get around thi...
Hi,
Thanks for your prompt response - that worked perfectly.
Regards
James / comments
Hi,
Thanks for your prompt response - that worked perfectly.
Regards
James
Any news on this Tom? I can't use it until this is fixed
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James / comments
Any news on this Tom? I can't use it until this is fixed
Thanks
James
Hi Neil,
I have managed to reproduce the issue with the following steps
1. Open data compare and select my destination on the left and my source on the right and the 'compare to' arrow pointing towards the left (Yellow Background).
2. Run comparison
3. Run Synchroinisation Wizard, then select Next to view synchronisation script.
4. In the window, the generated SQL is referring to updating my Source database even though the direction of update is to my destination (i.e. database scripts say 'UPDATE SOURCE SET Blah ' when they are actually to be executed on the destination
Any yes I understand the crash was due to insufficient privilleges but should that have crashed Data Compare?
Thanks
James / comments
Hi Neil,
I have managed to reproduce the issue with the following steps
1. Open data compare and select my destination on the left and my source on the right and the 'compare to' arrow pointing tow...
1.0.0.475 - I only downloaded it an hour or two ago but it was an upgrade of a previous version / comments
1.0.0.475 - I only downloaded it an hour or two ago but it was an upgrade of a previous version
Thanks for the quick reply. I tried adding in the other schemas which were referenced but couldn't get any further. I'll wait for the next build before I look at it again / comments
Thanks for the quick reply. I tried adding in the other schemas which were referenced but couldn't get any further. I'll wait for the next build before I look at it again
Thanks, I gave that a try and I get a little further but I still get an error
ORA-00904: "P"."OBJECT_TYPE": invalid identifier / comments
Thanks, I gave that a try and I get a little further but I still get an error
ORA-00904: "P"."OBJECT_TYPE": invalid identifier
I've sent you the log file via email
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I've sent you the log file via email
Thanks