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Hi CMeese, Apologies for this problem. SQL Compare doesn't currently support external tables but we're working on this right now. When this is done it will be easy to filter them out because they'll be a separate object type. In the mean time, I'd suggest filtering them out based on the table names. Rob / comments
Hi CMeese,Apologies for this problem. SQL Compare doesn't currently support external tables but we're working on this right now. When this is done it will be easy to filter them out because they'll...
SQL Data Compare 14 Command Line on Linux
SQL Data Compare 14 has now been released and a new beta feature is that the command line interface can now be run on Linux, using a Docker container. The only thing you need to do to use it is to ...
SQL Compare 14 Command Line on Linux
SQL Compare 14 has now been released and a new beta feature is that the command line interface can now be run on Linux, using a Docker container. The only thing you need to do to use it is to ensur...
Hi @ThadH We've identified a bug that we think might be causing this problem. We've released 3.2.5.2285 with a fix. Can you try this version to see if it fixes the problem? / comments
Hi @ThadH We've identified a bug that we think might be causing this problem. We've released 3.2.5.2285 with a fix. Can you try this version to see if it fixes the problem?
You can't do it directly from the command line, but the project file is xml so you could replace the table name in the file and then run the comparison. / comments
You can't do it directly from the command line, but the project file is xml so you could replace the table name in the file and then run the comparison.
You can compare tables with different names, but you would need to create a project file that mapped them. You would then use the project file to perform the command line comparison. Here's some more info on mappings - https://documentation.red-gate.com/sc13/setting-up-the-comparison/mapping-tables-and-columns / comments
You can compare tables with different names, but you would need to create a project file that mapped them. You would then use the project file to perform the command line comparison.Here's some mor...
Yes, this is possible. The command line syntax and some examples can be found here - https://documentation.red-gate.com/sdc13/using-the-command-line You could use the /Include switch to restrict the comparison to specific tables. / comments
Yes, this is possible. The command line syntax and some examples can be found here - https://documentation.red-gate.com/sdc13/using-the-command-lineYou could use the /Include switch to restrict the...
Not as far as I know. We don't own tSQLt so I'd recommend asking the project contributors in case there's a way that isn't well known. https://tsqlt.org/ / comments
Not as far as I know. We don't own tSQLt so I'd recommend asking the project contributors in case there's a way that isn't well known. https://tsqlt.org/
Which version of SQL Multi Script are you using? Can you try upgrading to the latest version (1.4.5.1185)? / comments
Which version of SQL Multi Script are you using? Can you try upgrading to the latest version (1.4.5.1185)?
SQL Cover uses extended events so I would guess that you would need the ALTER ANY EVENT SESSION permission in order to create/drop the event session and then start/stop the trace. SQL Cover doesn't list the minimum permissions so it might be a case of trial and error. / comments
SQL Cover uses extended events so I would guess that you would need the ALTER ANY EVENT SESSION permission in order to create/drop the event session and then start/stop the trace. SQL Cover doesn't...