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I'm having the same problem now, but with 8.50.25.11. Please advise! / comments
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I'm having the same problem now, but with 8.50.25.11. Please advise!
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Chris Auckland wrote: Sorry about that. The article was retired quite some time ago. This is the current one: http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... quired.htm Thank You! / comments
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Chris Auckland wrote: Sorry about that. The article was retired quite some time ago. This is the current one:http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... quired.htm Thank You!
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Chris Auckland wrote: Thanks for your post. In both scenarios, are you connecting to server B using the same account and project options? Also, what account are you using to connect to the other databases? It might be worth checking the permissions; we have a kb document to outline the minimum permissions required for SQL Compare: http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... 000072.htm So where is this KB article? it's a dead link / comments
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Chris Auckland wrote: Thanks for your post. In both scenarios, are you connecting to server B using the same account and project options? Also, what account are you using to connect to the other...
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What if we are blocked from 'checking for updates'. Do you have a direct url we can navigate to? / comments
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What if we are blocked from 'checking for updates'. Do you have a direct url we can navigate to?
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gvsoft wrote: Hi, I'm using SQLCompare 10.1.0.102 Given the following command line: sqlcompare /server1:.\\SQLEXPRESS /database1:HT /makesnapshot:2-Schema.snp /force SQL Compare produces the following message: 'mode' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. What does this mean? Should I be concerned? How do I resolve it? The operation appears to complete successfully and (I think) I get the results I expect. (edit: I just updated to 10.2.0.1337, but there was no change in behavior) - Dennis I'm having this same issue and I'm using Windows 7 64bit. RedGate SQL Compare 10.3.8.406 / comments
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gvsoft wrote: Hi, I'm using SQLCompare 10.1.0.102 Given the following command line: sqlcompare /server1:.\\SQLEXPRESS /database1:HT /makesnapshot:2-Schema.snp /force SQL Compare produces the fol...
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So I've scripted out in 2008 mode in SQL compare, to two folders, but even though the file I'm comparing does not have sys.date when it compares to another folder which only has date it says they are different... So folder1 has [date] and folder2 has [date] but when it compares it says the file matches but when I look at the file it says folder1 is [date] and folder2 is [sys].[date]... any ideas what is going on? / comments
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So I've scripted out in 2008 mode in SQL compare, to two folders, but even though the file I'm comparing does not have sys.date when it compares to another folder which only has date it says they a...
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I would use this, when will it be available? / comments
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I would use this, when will it be available?
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