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Michael Newcomb wrote: I'm having lots of problems with 10.2.0.696 (now upgraded to 10.2.0.777). SQL Compare is showing hundreds of differences between databases that have only minor changes -- if you click the "changed" items no differences show in the compare window. Further, SQL Compare started popping a window that says it has "magically mapped the following fields." The mapping it shows makes absolutely no sense and seems random, but I can't figure out how to undo it or to stop it from doing anything magically. Is there any way I can roll back to the old version? I can't use the product in its current state. Thanks for your help, Mike N. Hi Mike, Sorry about the problems you are experiencing. What sort of non-sensical mappings are you seeing? Can you give me the definitions of the tables please? Are you able to send us snapshots of the databases which are showing invisible differences? If so please send them to support@red-gate.com I believe the latest update has not been shipped in the installers on the site so if you uninstall Compare and download it again from http://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-de ... l-compare/ you can revert to the older version 10, just don't update it as yet. Thanks, Neil / comments
Michael Newcomb wrote: I'm having lots of problems with 10.2.0.696 (now upgraded to 10.2.0.777). SQL Compare is showing hundreds of differences between databases that have only minor changes -- ...
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Hi Skuhn, Can you try the patch build from here: ftp://support.red-gate.com/patches/sql_ ... .0.777.zip and let me know if it fixes your problem? Thanks, Neil / comments
Hi Skuhn, Can you try the patch build from here:ftp://support.red-gate.com/patches/sql_ ... .0.777.zip and let me know if it fixes your problem? Thanks, Neil
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Hi, To get the table schema you can run the following command SHOW CREATE TABLE tbl_name in a tool such as MySQL workbench. Neil / comments
Hi, To get the table schema you can run the following command SHOW CREATE TABLE tbl_name in a tool such as MySQL workbench. Neil
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