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Yep, Fast Deployment currently isn't implemented in the v12 UI - we saw it had really low usage and it added a fair bit of complexity, so it didn't make it in for now. It was basically just a thin wrapper around the commandline anyway, which is still available.
If you have any specific reasons for wanting or needing Fast Deployment we'd love to hear them - they'll influence future work we do over the next year or so [image] / comments
Yep, Fast Deployment currently isn't implemented in the v12 UI - we saw it had really low usage and it added a fair bit of complexity, so it didn't make it in for now. It was basically just a thin ...
We don't have a way to do this at the moment, sorry. One suggestion we've had that might make this easier is hiding columns which have identical data - would that work for you? / comments
We don't have a way to do this at the moment, sorry. One suggestion we've had that might make this easier is hiding columns which have identical data - would that work for you?
Yep, the commandline is a feature in Pro edition / comments
Yep, the commandline is a feature in Pro edition
We don't have support for comparing more than two databases in the UI, unfortunately. The easiest way to do this would probably be to use the commandline in a loop to compare against each of the 12 databases: https://documentation.red-gate.com/disp ... mmand+line
To select specific tables and columns for the comparison, you can use 'Mappings': https://documentation.red-gate.com/disp ... ng+objects . These are set up in the UI, but you could save a project file with the relevant mappings set and use that in the commandline.
Does that sound like it would work for you? / comments
We don't have support for comparing more than two databases in the UI, unfortunately. The easiest way to do this would probably be to use the commandline in a loop to compare against each of the 12...
Sorry for the delay on this one - it's taken us a while to get fixed, but we've just released 12.0.36.3534 to Frequent Updates with a behaviour change that should prevent this bug.
We've removed the code that would cause long string rows to get inserted or updated in batches of 8k bytes - now the row will get modified in one go. The old code generally worked fine, but there were edge cases around a combination of non-unique custom comparison keys and custom where clauses where it wouldn't correctly identify the row to update. It appears that this behaviour was working around a bug in Query Analyzer (the 2000 version of SSMS) which we no longer support, so we can simplify the behaviour a bit
Please let us know if this change fixes your problem [image] / comments
Sorry for the delay on this one - it's taken us a while to get fixed, but we've just released 12.0.36.3534 to Frequent Updates with a behaviour change that should prevent this bug.
We've removed th...
It looks like the latest version of SQL Release (1.3.10.1300) comes packaged with a SQL Compare with the bugfix in - could you verify that you're using that version? Thanks [image] / comments
It looks like the latest version of SQL Release (1.3.10.1300) comes packaged with a SQL Compare with the bugfix in - could you verify that you're using that version? Thanks
tomdeleu wrote:
I had the same problem. After updating SQL Compare to version 11.5.2.209 I get a different however similar error: ""Invalid column name 'is_migration_paused'"...
Any ideas on this one?
I think this is the opposite problem - you're using a newer version of SQL Compare against one of the 2016 CTPs rather than RC0. You'll probably need to upgrade if you want to use the latest Compare. / comments
tomdeleu wrote:
I had the same problem. After updating SQL Compare to version 11.5.2.209 I get a different however similar error: ""Invalid column name 'is_migration_paused'"...
Any ideas on thi...
Hi all - just catching up [image]
bcapps wrote:
This error is still occurring with Sql Source Control version 4.2.2.186. Please provide a status for when this fix will be available.
Last I checked this fix will be going out in the SQL Source Control release this Wednesday - I'll make sure that happens
rschenkel wrote:
I'm using SQL Data Compare version 11.5.0.397 and I'm still experiencing the problem. I installed this version using your Show Frequent Update releases in Check for Updates option.
@microsoftversion using the queries earlier in this thread?
kcfsilarry wrote:
This is happening in the US Central as well.
clocksworth wrote:
I'm looking forward to a patch as well. This is breaking part of our deployment process.
There's a patch available already on Frequent Updates which we believe solves the problem - I'm going to look at making it a default release today if possible / comments
Hi all - just catching up
bcapps wrote:
This error is still occurring with Sql Source Control version 4.2.2.186. Please provide a status for when this fix will be available.
Last I checked thi...
We've now released a Frequent Updates version of Compare (11.5.0.397) with a fix for this issue.
For information on enabling Frequent Updates see: https://documentation.red-gate.com/disp ... nt+Updates / comments
We've now released a Frequent Updates version of Compare (11.5.0.397) with a fix for this issue.
For information on enabling Frequent Updates see: https://documentation.red-gate.com/disp ... nt+Upd...
Sorry for the delay - we've got a quick fix and we're just working on releasing it at the moment [image] / comments
Sorry for the delay - we've got a quick fix and we're just working on releasing it at the moment