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We have a lot of schemas to compare and like to automate the process through the scheduled task. So, it can be triggered from the command line and report the status back. My understanding of SQL version of this tool has this capability, so I thought Oracle will have it built in as well. Thanks! / comments
We have a lot of schemas to compare and like to automate the process through the scheduled task. So, it can be triggered from the command line and report the status back. My understanding of SQL ve...
Thanks for the explanation. From your help dialog window built in the tool, it says that target schemas must be unique. It totally makes sense since you do not want the same target schema changed (if you try to sync it) after other comparisons are done to the same target (make those comparison out-of-date). But for the same source schema (which does not participate in the targets) should be totally fine, just like what you have currently supported. The tool allows:
A -> B
C-> D
Then it should also allow:
A -> B
A -> C
But it may not allow:
A -> B
B -> C
or
A -> B
C -> B
Any sync done in A->B makes B->C or C->B out of date.
Let me know if I misunderstand what the tool tries to do.
Thanks! / comments
Thanks for the explanation. From your help dialog window built in the tool, it says that target schemas must be unique. It totally makes sense since you do not want the same target schema changed (...
Command line support
Does Schema Compare for Oracle support command line comparisons with report output to a file? If so, how do you do this? If not, are there any plans to support something like this?
Multiple schemas comparison does not work
Hi,
I just downloaded the latest version (1.2) to evaluate this product. I notice that if my source schemas are the same with different target databases, the tool will not save my configuration and...