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The scenario of two DLLs, named the same, but having different functionality and versions exists in Version 8 as well.
This is not easily implemented in a distributed system. One dll or two dll names is requested. / comments
The scenario of two DLLs, named the same, but having different functionality and versions exists in Version 8 as well.
This is not easily implemented in a distributed system. One dll or two dll na...
We are using SQL 2000 SP4 for production. However, we are seeing the same situation with the same databases on SQL 2005.
I can supply two data set types: a) bulk loadable text files for each table b)synchronize script.
I do not have a public internet server to link to, is there an attach or upload facility you provide? / comments
We are using SQL 2000 SP4 for production. However, we are seeing the same situation with the same databases on SQL 2005.
I can supply two data set types: a) bulk loadable text files for each tabl...
So the approach here is to use the Where clause to limit the ROWCOUNT, causing the user to manually change the where clause X number of times to compare and synchronize the entire recordset.
This seems to be a conflict in automation. The approach should be to specify a SET ROWCOUNT = Y, (i.e. 10000), value. Red-Gate data compare would then generate multiple insert, update or delete scripts. Likewise the schemacompare would populate a rebuilt table like this, with no begin/committ transactions and assuming a backup is available and disk space optimization is preferred:
SET ROWCOUNT 10000
While 0 = 0 Begin
-- populate rebuilt table
INSERT INTO [dbo].[tmpxxx_table] ([tableID], [field1], [dbaDateCreated], [dbaDateUpdated], [dbaIsActive], [dbaIsDeleted])
SELECT [tableID], [field1], [dbaDateCreated], [dbaDateUpdated], [dbaIsActive], [dbaIsDeleted] from [dbo]. @ROWCOUNT = 0) BREAK
End
GO / comments
So the approach here is to use the Where clause to limit the ROWCOUNT, causing the user to manually change the where clause X number of times to compare and synchronize the entire recordset.
This s...