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Is there a reason you have to have them separate? SQL Compare always generates the foreign key statements after the table in every script I have ever seen.
We script out our entire database into an "Objects" directory and let SQL Compare organize the sub directories beneath it however it wants. / comments
Is there a reason you have to have them separate? SQL Compare always generates the foreign key statements after the table in every script I have ever seen.
We script out our entire database into ...
Did you have ignore indexes checked? Ignoring indexes also ignores the primary key. / comments
Did you have ignore indexes checked? Ignoring indexes also ignores the primary key.
Then you have to uncheck the Ignore Indexes option. You can script it out with the primary key if you do that. / comments
Then you have to uncheck the Ignore Indexes option. You can script it out with the primary key if you do that.