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Thanks Chris.
The problem with SQL Data Compare (and SQL Compare, for that matter) is when I need to compare databases from diffrent servers with different Windows credentials.
Will it make SQL Data Compare 8? [image] / comments
Thanks Chris.
The problem with SQL Data Compare (and SQL Compare, for that matter) is when I need to compare databases from diffrent servers with different Windows credentials.
Will it make SQL Dat...
The funny thing is that it detects the existence of a new version but cannot download it (unless I specify the proxy settings).
I've changed the required runtime to v2.0.50727. Let's ee how it works now. / comments
The funny thing is that it detects the existence of a new version but cannot download it (unless I specify the proxy settings).
I've changed the required runtime to v2.0.50727. Let's ee how it work...
I have a feeling that this should be optional.
Probably another option on View / Options / Disassembler. View Source would override all options. / comments
I have a feeling that this should be optional.
Probably another option on View / Options / Disassembler. View Source would override all options.
I wounder how I missed that in SQL Data Compare 5. :oops: / comments
I wounder how I missed that in SQL Data Compare 5. :oops:
And I have suggested it before. [image]
I have thought of the trigger. In the present example it would be easy to have a trigger to set the the DateTime value to getutcdate(). But, what if I have another DateTime column "EfectiveFrom" that is a static value just form that synchronization operation? / comments
And I have suggested it before.
I have thought of the trigger. In the present example it would be easy to have a trigger to set the the DateTime value to getutcdate(). But, what if I have another...
I'm also facing a problem where I need to generate rows referencing a subset of the referenced tables.
Isn't this a common use scenario? / comments
I'm also facing a problem where I need to generate rows referencing a subset of the referenced tables.
Isn't this a common use scenario?
I'd like to have the possibility to generate drop/create scripts for objects like procedures, functions, triggers, views and anything else that can be dropped without losing data. / comments
I'd like to have the possibility to generate drop/create scripts for objects like procedures, functions, triggers, views and anything else that can be dropped without losing data.