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It works!
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dKK / comments
It works!
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dKK
I will check it out. Thank you.
dKK / comments
I will check it out. Thank you.
dKK
Thanks Eddie,
Can you comment on my specific use of regular expressions from the OP? Specifically, the logical 'or' (|) seems out of place on an exclude. Is there a logical ‘and’ operator? The ‘&’ causes errors. I’m pretty well versed in regular expressions, but do I specifically have to schema/owner qualify my excludes with \[dbo\]\. ?? I understand the '.' has special meaning, i.e any character. Is it sufficient to write them as I have them? Could I instead write them as: <exclude>Table:.+conflict_.+|.+Deprecated_.+|.+sync_obj.+|.+sys.+|.+MS.+</exclude>
<exclude>StoredProcedure:.+sp_MS.+| .+Deprecated_.+|.+sync_obj.+|.+sys.+| .+MS.+</exclude>
<exclude>Trigger:.+sp_MS.+|.+trg_MS.+</exclude>
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Thanks Eddie,
Can you comment on my specific use of regular expressions from the OP? Specifically, the logical 'or' (|) seems out of place on an exclude. Is there a logical ‘and’ operator? T...
arghh...looks like I posted this in the wrong forum. Mods, can you move this to the SQLToolkits forum?
Thanks,
dKK / comments
arghh...looks like I posted this in the wrong forum. Mods, can you move this to the SQLToolkits forum?
Thanks,
dKK