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Michelle Taylor wrote: aperregatturv wrote: you mean to say March 2009 right? Yes :oops:. Thanks for spotting that, I've changed it now [image] . aperregatturv wrote: Let me see if i understand the above statement with my situation. We create database using SQL Compare snapshot for version 1 and later we release version 2 with some table/stored procedures and view changes. SQL Compare 8 will generate a 'change script' which i can run on version 1 database to become version 2 right? I'm a bit unclear on this as SQL Compare could always generate a change script by comparing any kind of database with a snapshot - the change is that you used to only be able to directly change a script folder, whereas now you can create a change script based on one that can be used on a live database. By 'snapshot' do you mean 'set of scripts'? No, I create a Snapshot file using SQL Compare and use that snapshot to create a new database using SQL Tool kit. In any case, if you have any representation of Version 1 and Version 2 that SQL Compare can read, you can now generate a synchronization script for the differences between them that can be run on a live database, yes. Ok. I did see the change script when trying to Synchronize. I did see an error unable to find isqlw.exe. Even thought i do have SQL 2005 and SQL 2008 Developer Edition installed. maybe you need to set the path for it. something like this [image] \Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Binn\VSShell\Common7\IDE\Ssms.exe I changed it and it worked. / comments
Michelle Taylor wrote: aperregatturv wrote: you mean to say March 2009 right? Yes :oops:. Thanks for spotting that, I've changed it now . aperregatturv wrote: Let me see if i understand th...
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