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You are recommended to commit this file into your source control system (SQL Source Control will not do this for you, so use the client relevant to the source control software you are using, i.e. Tortoise if you are working with SVN) so that other developers can retrieve the file into their own Working Base, ensuring that all users are working with the same options.
If you need to unlink and re-link your database, you will also need to Get the file from your source control repository, as re-linking creates a new Working Base folder.
Checking the ComparisonOption.xml file in source control is easy enough. However, if i unlink and re-link I have to "know" to go to the working base folder and update from source. I then have to close SSMS and reload. This is not going to go over well with my development teams. I hope there are plans to have it automatically retrieve the ComparisonOptions.xml from source if it already exists and use it before comparing source and database. / comments
You are recommended to commit this file into your source control system (SQL Source Control will not do this for you, so use the client relevant to the source control software you are using, i.e...
From SSMS > selected database > Other SQL source control tasks > Edit filter rules. I have edited my filter and committed that to source control. No problem. Now if i unlink my database from source control and link it again it doesn't load the filter.scpf that I modified the first time. It recognizes that it is different and presents me with the option to commit the default filter, but I don't want to do that.
If I look in the base location i see that the filter.scpf doesn't exist there. However, if i do svn update on that folder i get the filter.scpf. Unfortunately, it doesn't load this file even if i restart SSMS. It still has the default filter. / comments
From SSMS > selected database > Other SQL source control tasks > Edit filter rules. I have edited my filter and committed that to source control. No problem. Now if i unlink my database from source...