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Hello,
The best way to do this work would be with SQL Compare/Data Compare. In the GUI version create your project file pointing at your TFS repository. Then save that project and use it in the command line interface (CLI) for SQL Compare/Data Compare. This will allow you to script it out and automate this workflow. From this point you can setup as many of these as you need for your environments and change sets. / comments
Hello,
The best way to do this work would be with SQL Compare/Data Compare. In the GUI version create your project file pointing at your TFS repository. Then save that project and use it in the com...
Hello Matthew,
There is a way to change the timeout, it is done by setting the CommandTimeout. I found this information on this error and setting: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/49 ... tplusperio
Let me know if you need anything else, thanks. / comments
Hello Matthew,
There is a way to change the timeout, it is done by setting the CommandTimeout. I found this information on this error and setting: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/49 ... tplusp...
Hello,
SQL Compare and SQL Data Compare are meant for deployments to match up a target with a source. So with this terminology (source and target) you would not merge differences, you would deploy from source and remove from target to bring both to the same Schema/Data.
If you are in a situation where Dev A is working on one copy and Dev B is working on another copy of a database and you may need to merge both changes together that is source controlling your database. Our product SQL Source Control can handle that and has options to merge two changes made by separate developers like the example you describe. / comments
Hello,
SQL Compare and SQL Data Compare are meant for deployments to match up a target with a source. So with this terminology (source and target) you would not merge differences, you would deploy ...
Hello Chuck,
The easiest way to do this is on the result page select a smaller number of changes to deploy, do a re-compare after deploy and pick the rest or the next third or whatever percentage of changes works for your environment. This basically creates several partial deployments and you can control what each one contains.
Let me know if you need anything else, thanks. / comments
Hello Chuck,
The easiest way to do this is on the result page select a smaller number of changes to deploy, do a re-compare after deploy and pick the rest or the next third or whatever percentage o...
Hello Jason,
Below is the documentation on what is needed in the licenses.licx file, it looks like you may be missing some dependencies: http://documentation.red-gate.com/displ ... arison+SDK / comments
Hello Jason,
Below is the documentation on what is needed in the licenses.licx file, it looks like you may be missing some dependencies:http://documentation.red-gate.com/displ ... arison+SDK
Hello Branko,
This issue has been recorded as a bug in JIRA # SC-7719. The deployment script generated does not actually make any changes just the results page is displaying incorrectly. I will let you know of updates to the bug and an ETA on a fix when one is available, thanks. / comments
Hello Branko,
This issue has been recorded as a bug in JIRA # SC-7719. The deployment script generated does not actually make any changes just the results page is displaying incorrectly. I will let...
Hello,
Sorry for your issues with SQL Source Control. My guess would be that the option on the repository has gotten mismatched or overwritten. Try setting the option locally to false, check in the option change, set it back to true, check in this option change. If this happens with no error the feature should now work as intended. Thanks. / comments
Hello,
Sorry for your issues with SQL Source Control. My guess would be that the option on the repository has gotten mismatched or overwritten. Try setting the option locally to false, check in the...
Hello,
"Not Supported" means everything from it completely will not work to there are no guarantees on what will and won't work. You're tester may not have ran into any issues up to this point but the repository could be corrupted or issues could start happening. Any issues happening with a "non supported" environment cannot be supported by Red Gate Product Support as well. / comments
Hello,
"Not Supported" means everything from it completely will not work to there are no guarantees on what will and won't work. You're tester may not have ran into any issues up to this point but ...
Hello Martin,
You can go up version but not down, so snapshots made with V9 can be used in the SDK 10.7 but you cannot go from 11 down to 10.7. / comments
Hello Martin,
You can go up version but not down, so snapshots made with V9 can be used in the SDK 10.7 but you cannot go from 11 down to 10.7.
Hello,
Thanks for your question on static data and SQL Compare. Looks like these posts are pretty old, from 2012, so we have made a lot of changes to both products, SQL Compare and SQL Source Control. I believe the options you want are now in the products.
When using SQL Source Control, SQL Compare, and SQL Data Compare you can customize you setup in the project options to point to static data from your scripts folder as well as other options. The documentation for doing so is below: http://documentation.red-gate.com/displ ... ts+folders / comments
Hello,
Thanks for your question on static data and SQL Compare. Looks like these posts are pretty old, from 2012, so we have made a lot of changes to both products, SQL Compare and SQL Source Contr...