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I've found what causes the problem. When I upgraded to 6.2, I also removed the "Ignore Statistics" setting in my batch file. If a table has 1 or more user-created statistics and you don't ignore statistics, SQL Compare reports the tables as being different, and shows an extra set of parentheses around some of the Default Constraint values.
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Mike / comments
I've found what causes the problem. When I upgraded to 6.2, I also removed the "Ignore Statistics" setting in my batch file. If a table has 1 or more user-created statistics and you don't ignore ...
6.1 please.
Thanks,
Mike / comments
6.1 please.
Thanks,
Mike
DEFAULT Constraint issue in version 6.2.0.271
I have a nightly job that uses SQL Compare command line to compare script directories against databases. The job compares around 50 databases. Ever since I upgraded to version 6.2.0.271, the repo...
Thanks Jonathan, I'll give that a try.
Mike / comments
Thanks Jonathan, I'll give that a try.
Mike
Comparing Scripts to a Database from the Command Line
In our development process, developers make database changes in a development “sandbox†SQL server. When they feel confident that their changes are correct, they check in the script for that ob...