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There is an option to "Disable Foreign Keys" before inserting the new data. This is not an ideal way but it will work if you can accept for the foreign keys relationships to be disabled for the duration of the modification to the data. / comments
There is an option to "Disable Foreign Keys" before inserting the new data. This is not an ideal way but it will work if you can accept for the foreign keys relationships to be disabled for the du...
Bug reproduced by the Red-Gate's support team and logged with the reference SDC-907. It will be looked at in the next release of SQL Data Compare although there is no timescales for this at present.
As for the request for the new features, they have been logged with the reference SDC-908 and will be considered for a future release of SQL data Compare.
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Thanks everyone.
S. L. / comments
Bug reproduced by the Red-Gate's support team and logged with the reference SDC-907. It will be looked at in the next release of SQL Data Compare although there is no timescales for this at presen...
Andrew Hodge wrote:
... A useful tool that doesn’t seem to be well developed by anyone else ...
Not sure what you mean exactly with the expression "well developed". There is already an application covering this: http://www.sqlimageviewer.com/ ; however, if what you want is a full blow image editor then you should use a dedicated image application such as Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop.
Sylvain Lafontaine, ing. / comments
Andrew Hodge wrote:
... A useful tool that doesn’t seem to be well developed by anyone else ...
Not sure what you mean exactly with the expression "well developed". There is already an appli...
And of course, I suppose that for one reason or another, you cannot include the other table(s) into the synchronisation process.
One possible solution would be to selectively disables the triggers yourself before making/calling the synchronisation process or you could replace these triggers with DRI.
The first solution should be easy to implement by doing a cut&paste or using the command line utility or the SQL-Toolkit. As for the second solution, it's up to you. / comments
And of course, I suppose that for one reason or another, you cannot include the other table(s) into the synchronisation process.
One possible solution would be to selectively disables the triggers ...