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Fortunately there is a way to separate out the different categories of result, as will now be defined.
• Export the results returned by a comparison by clicking Tools -> Export Comparison Results -> Export. (Note that this won’t work if a results file of the same name already exists in the chosen location.)
• Import the results into Excel as a comma separated text file, then order the data on the #tag column.
There are four possible values in this column, indicated the type of data in that row:
#a - only in source
#b - different in source and target
#c - only in target
#d - identical in source and target / comments
Fortunately there is a way to separate out the different categories of result, as will now be defined.
• Export the results returned by a comparison by clicking Tools -> Export Comparison Resu...
I am seeing exactly the same behaviour as 'stanori'. Has this bug been fixed in newer versions of SQL Data Compare? It ought to be easy to fix! / comments
I am seeing exactly the same behaviour as 'stanori'. Has this bug been fixed in newer versions of SQL Data Compare? It ought to be easy to fix!