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Hi Pete,
No unfortuately the view does not use the stored procedure. I must add that we do this quite a bit in our codegen and most of the time SQL Compare gets it right.
We also have problems occasionaly where we create a new function, then modify an existing stored procedure / function to use that. SQL Compare then creates the script modifying the existing stored proc / function and then only creating the function/s at the end of the script - which fails.
Peter / comments
Hi Pete,
No unfortuately the view does not use the stored procedure. I must add that we do this quite a bit in our codegen and most of the time SQL Compare gets it right.
We also have problems occ...
Synchronisation script order incorrect
Hi,
We are having problems (sometimes) with the synchronisation script generated by SQL Compare. We have some stored procedures that select data from views.
These are all created by our codegen pr...