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We are propagating 2 different databases with 2 different products. They each write to their respective databases, but one might be a little slower than the other. So the timestamp column is always an explainable difference. It does help to have the column in the results for troubleshooting when each was last updated when we do find a legitimate difference. Hope this makes sense.
We are not really using the product to syncronize data after the compare, we are only using it for validation. / comments
We are propagating 2 different databases with 2 different products. They each write to their respective databases, but one might be a little slower than the other. So the timestamp column is alwa...