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Hi @rakker91 Thanks for your post. Just to let you know that this feature is going to arrive in ANTS Memory Profiler 9.1 but we don't have the exact time frame on that just yet. / comments

Hi @rakker91 Thanks for your post. Just to let you know that this feature is going to arrive in ANTS Memory Profiler 9.1 but we don't have the exact time frame on that just yet.

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Hi clemsontiger Thanks for your post. Could you let us know what version of Source Control you're on? Regards Richard Lynch. / comments

Hi clemsontiger Thanks for your post. Could you let us know what version of Source Control you're on? RegardsRichard Lynch.

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Hi Nicols Thanks for your reply. Sure, no worries. Thanks again for the post. Richard. / comments

Hi Nicols Thanks for your reply. Sure, no worries. Thanks again for the post. Richard.

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Hi Nicols Thanks for your post. I think it would be better if a new topic was created for this given how old the original post was. Anyway, the 'exclude' switch will be applied as it overrides the 'include' one. Therefore, identical results will be missing from the reports. Please remember that if you have a support contract you can always send us a ticket so that a dedicated product specialist can investigate your issues. Kind regards Richard Lynch. / comments

Hi Nicols Thanks for your post. I think it would be better if a new topic was created for this given how old the original post was. Anyway, the 'exclude' switch will be applied as it overrides the ...

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Hi @IEA Thanks for your post. Yes sure. As per the documentations site you can do this using the following instructions: Installing from the .msi file Last updated 14 April 2015 You can install Redgate products from the Microsoft Installer files, rather than using the Redgate installer .exe. This may be useful if you need to distribute software over an enterprise network. To install from the .msi file: Install prerequisites Extract the .msi file from the .exe Install the product You can adapt this procedure for your particular networked environment. You can use Windows Server Group Policy to distribute software across a site or domain. Redgate .msi and .mst files are compatible with the use of Group Policy objects (GPOs). For more information about using Windows Server Group Policy, see Group Policy (TechNet article). 1. Install prerequisites Some Redgate products require prerequisites that aren't installed when you use the .msi file. Make sure any prerequisites listed on the Requirements page are installed. 2. Extract .msi files from the .exe The Redgate installer (.exe file) contains the .msi installation file. To extract the .msi file from the .exe: Download the installer for the product you require. Create a new folder to extract the .msi files to. For example, Redgate installers. If you need to install the product on several computers, use a network share that's accessible from all of the computers. Start a command prompt and navigate to the folder where the installer is located. At the command prompt, type <installer name> extract "<full path to folder for .msi files>" then press Enter. For example: C:\Downloads>SQLToolbelt.exe extract "C:\Redgate installers" The installer starts in extract mode. This may take a few minutes. Select the products you want to extract and click Next to continue through the wizard.On the final step of the wizard (Customizing the installation folder), specify the installation path. The path is included in the .mst file installation parameter and will be used when you install the product.Click Extract to extract the files for the selected product, including the .msi and .mst files, to the location you specified at the command prompt. If you've selected multiple products, a separate sub-folder is created for each product. The product is not installed at this stage.To view the .msi and .mst files, use Orca.exe, which is included in the Windows SDK. For more information, see Orca.exe (MSDN). Editing the .msi file isn't recommended, and isn't supported by Redgate. Install the product After you've extracted the .msi installation file, use msiexec to install the product. To install the product on several computers, you may want to create a batch file to run the following commands: Start a command prompt with administrator privileges. If necessary, map the network share to a spare drive letter. At the command prompt, type msiexec /i "<full path to .msi>" TRANSFORMS="<full path to .mst>" ADDLOCAL=ALL then press Enter. For example: msiexec /i "C:\Redgate installers\SQL Compare 10.3.8.406\SQLCompare_10.3.8.406.msi" TRANSFORMS="C:\Redgate installers\SQL Compare 10.3.8.406\SQLCompare_10.3.8.406.mst" ADDLOCAL=ALL Make sure you use the correct .msi and .mst files for your computer's bitness. The product is installed in the location specified in the .mst file. The installation is not silent, but no user interaction is required. For more information about the command line options available for msiexec, see Windows Installer Command-Line Options (MSDN). I hope this helps. Kind regards Richard. / comments

Hi @IEA Thanks for your post. Yes sure. As per the documentations site you can do this using the following instructions: Installing from the .msi fileLast updated 14 April 2015You can install Redga...

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Hi AlexMBanks Thanks for your post. Just checking in to see if you're still experiencing this issue on Source Control? If you are you can always send us a ticket if you have a support contract so that a product specialist can help you with it. Kind regards Richard Lynch. / comments

Hi AlexMBanks Thanks for your post. Just checking in to see if you're still experiencing this issue on Source Control? If you are you can always send us a ticket if you have a support contract so t...

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Hi Ami Thanks for your post. Yes this would in theory be possible. The limiting thing factor is the comparison process creates TMP files and there needs to be enough space for these to be created. We do support 9i. Please check the documentation link below for requirements. https://documentation.red-gate.com/dco4/requirements-and-supported-oracle-versions You can also search key words in the top right for queries you might have on functionality. Kind regards Richard Lynch. / comments

Hi Ami Thanks for your post. Yes this would in theory be possible. The limiting thing factor is the comparison process creates TMP files and there needs to be enough space for these to be created. ...

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Hi fmoritz Thanks for your post. Please check the Data Compare for Oracle documentation page for the feature list. It is linked below. https://documentation.red-gate.com/dco4 Kind regards Richard Lynch. / comments

Hi fmoritz Thanks for your post. Please check the Data Compare for Oracle documentation page for the feature list. It is linked below. https://documentation.red-gate.com/dco4 Kind regardsRichard Ly...

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Thanks Wala Much appreciated. [image] / comments

Thanks Wala Much appreciated.

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Hi Wala Thanks for your suggestions. Could you post it in our Monitor Uservoice so that it can be taken in to consideration? The link is below: https://sqlmonitor.uservoice.com/forums/91743-suggestions / comments

Hi Wala Thanks for your suggestions. Could you post it in our Monitor Uservoice so that it can be taken in to consideration? The link is below:https://sqlmonitor.uservoice.com/forums/91743-suggesti...

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