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                        Yes, it is possible to pre-filter in SQL Compare. This feature is often referred to as filtering, schema filtering, or object filtering, and it's a core function of most comparison tools. You can specify which database objects you want to include or exclude from the comparison. This allows you to focus only on the tables, stored procedures, views, or other objects that are relevant to your task, significantly speeding up the comparison process and making the results easier to manage. Tools like Redgate SQL Compare, Visual Studio, and others provide a user interface to select or deselect specific objects or object types before you run the comparison. This helps in avoiding unnecessary comparisons of large or unchanged parts of the database.  / comments
                        
                        
                        
                      
                      
                      
                  
                  
                Yes, it is possible to pre-filter in SQL Compare. This feature is often referred to as filtering, schema filtering, or object filtering, and it's a core function of most comparison tools.You can sp...
                      
                    