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David,
I have done everything through sqlcompare in the past though I usually have to look at the initial documentation to get all the parameters. The description for /out led me to believe I could use it to generate the html file.
Your command works just fine. Thanks for your help!
--Brian / comments
David,
I have done everything through sqlcompare in the past though I usually have to look at the initial documentation to get all the parameters. The description for /out led me to believe I could...
I notice that after working my way through the deployment wizard and launching the generated script in management studio, the code window no longer has focus, requiring me to grab the mouse and click the code window before hitting F5. Since I'm keyboard centric, I have to ask, is this by design as it is a change from 9.0's behavior?
For what it is worth, I am running the version of management studio that ships with sql server 2008 r2.
Keep it up!
--Brian / comments
I notice that after working my way through the deployment wizard and launching the generated script in management studio, the code window no longer has focus, requiring me to grab the mouse and cli...
Eddie,
Thanks for your help. The patch worked and my batch files are back in action. [image]
--Brian / comments
Eddie,
Thanks for your help. The patch worked and my batch files are back in action.
--Brian
Log files are on their way. [image] / comments
Log files are on their way.
This does happen every time if sql & io is turned on and I am running large data sets through it.
Where do I find the logs? I will be glad to send them over. / comments
This does happen every time if sql & io is turned on and I am running large data sets through it.
Where do I find the logs? I will be glad to send them over.
Hello,
Here is the command I am using:
"c:\program files\red gate\sql compare 8\sqlcompare.exe" /s1:llcserver2 /s2:bmm /db1:sharedapps /db2:sharedapps /exclude:user /exclude:role /sync /o:nt
--Brian / comments
Hello,
Here is the command I am using:
"c:\program files\red gate\sql compare 8\sqlcompare.exe" /s1:llcserver2 /s2:bmm /db1:sharedapps /db2:sharedapps /exclude:user /exclude:role /sync /o:nt
--Brian
For the way I would use the extra SQL (updating that date field), inside the transaction would be preferable.
Please let me know if I can be of further assistance,
--Brian / comments
For the way I would use the extra SQL (updating that date field), inside the transaction would be preferable.
Please let me know if I can be of further assistance,
--Brian
Would it be possible to add this as a feature request for version 9?
Being able to say include extra sql from a given file in the Synchronization Wizard would be be extremely helpful. Especially if the file path for the extra sql could then be saved in the project.
Thanks,
--Brian / comments
Would it be possible to add this as a feature request for version 9?
Being able to say include extra sql from a given file in the Synchronization Wizard would be be extremely helpful. Especially if...
Your assumption is very likely correct. I was successful in my attempts to reproduce similar behavior in Notepad.
Here is my Notepad test:
Open Notepad.
Type something.
File->Exit.
Press and release ALT when asked to save the file.
Press Y. Nothing happens.
Press Y again. The Save As dialog comes up.
If ALT is not pressed initially then Y immediately brings up the Save As dialog, similar to pressing B or N in the Synchronization Wizard triggering the Back and Next buttons now.
Best wishes,
--Brian / comments
Your assumption is very likely correct. I was successful in my attempts to reproduce similar behavior in Notepad.
Here is my Notepad test:
Open Notepad.
Type something.
File->Exit.
Press and releas...
I am running under 32 bit XP Pro with Service Pack 3. I have both .NET 1.1.4322 and 2.0.50727 installed.
I can reliably reproduce this with the following:
Open the Synchronization Wizard using the Management Studio 2005 radio selection Application Options.
Click Next.
Press and release ALT. The shortcut line should appear under B on the Back button.
Without any further use of ALT, now press B. At this point nothing happens for me. If I press B again then the wizard moves back one step.
Hope this helps!
Let me know if I can provide further assistance,
--Brian / comments
I am running under 32 bit XP Pro with Service Pack 3. I have both .NET 1.1.4322 and 2.0.50727 installed.
I can reliably reproduce this with the following:
Open the Synchronization Wizard using the ...