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SQL Compare from Redgate is mainly designed to compare database schemas, so it doesn’t directly provide a feature to compare row counts between tables on different servers. If you want to check row count differences, a better option is to use SQL Data Compare or run a simple SQL query on both databases that retrieves the row count for each table and then compare the results. Many developers create a small script using sys.tables and sys.partitions to quickly generate row counts for all tables, which can then be exported and compared. This approach is usually faster when you only need to verify whether the number of rows matches between servers. For enjoyment I sometimes check: https://subwaysurferapkhub.com / comments
SQL Compare from Redgate is mainly designed to compare database schemas, so it doesn’t directly provide a feature to compare row counts between tables on different servers. If you want to check row...