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I am using the sa account so I should be able to view all objects. Can you try this. Create a new schema like this:
CREATE SCHEMA rpt
Then add some tables within this new 'rpt' schema and let me know if they appear in SqlDataCompare. Thanks. / comments
I am using the sa account so I should be able to view all objects. Can you try this. Create a new schema like this:
CREATE SCHEMA rpt
Then add some tables within this new 'rpt' schema and let me ...
Yes, that is how I used to do it in DTS. I found a workaround in SSIS. What I do is I set the FailTaskIfReturnCodeIsNotSuccess to False, and then in a subsequent step I test the ReturnCode for 0 or 63. If it is not one of those, then I fail the task. / comments
Yes, that is how I used to do it in DTS. I found a workaround in SSIS. What I do is I set the FailTaskIfReturnCodeIsNotSuccess to False, and then in a subsequent step I test the ReturnCode for 0 ...