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Thank you for your reply. Yes a patch would be great. Many thanks. Graham Goodwin / comments

Thank you for your reply. Yes a patch would be great. Many thanks. Graham Goodwin

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Thanks for your reply David. Perhaps the main thing I miss when no connection has been established is that, when creating a table, the list of available data types does not display correctly after typing a field name and pressing space. The prompt list display 'AS', 'DOUBLE', 'NATIONAL' and 'XML' as the first 4 options. Regards Graham Goodwin / comments

Thanks for your reply David. Perhaps the main thing I miss when no connection has been established is that, when creating a table, the list of available data types does not display correctly after ...

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Hello Pete Thanks for your reply. Is there any way that I can produce all of these scripts in one go without have to select each one individually? Regards Graham Goodwin / comments

Hello Pete Thanks for your reply. Is there any way that I can produce all of these scripts in one go without have to select each one individually? Regards Graham Goodwin

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Hi Brian Thank you for your email. It helped me to resolve one of my problems. I have managed to set up my own script folder structure so that it more or less matches that of GDR/TFS. There are a few exceptions as GDR try to force you to create DDL definitions for constraints, indexes etc as separate files in separate folders. I'll have to play around with this a bit more. I kept on getting an error message concerning a duplicate table definition until I realised (after reading your email) that there is also a deployment script in the GDR folder structure - hence, duplicate definitions!! I will spend more time tomorrow trying to see how smoothly things run. Regards Graham Goodwin / comments

Hi Brian Thank you for your email. It helped me to resolve one of my problems. I have managed to set up my own script folder structure so that it more or less matches that of GDR/TFS. There are a f...

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Thanks for your replies. Yes, the alteration is picked up when changes are committed. Graham / comments

Thanks for your replies. Yes, the alteration is picked up when changes are committed. Graham

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