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Exporting Lists in SQL Multi Script
SQL Multi Script is a lesser known tool from Redgate Software that is designed to easily allow you to run scripts against many server instances with one click of a button. It’s similar to a Central Management Server, but it … Continue reading
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Creating a Distribution List in SQL Multi Script
SQL Multi Script is a lesser known tool from Redgate Software that is designed to easily allow you to run scripts against many server instances with one click of a button. It’s similar to a Central Management Server, but it … Continue reading
Getting the Script from the SQL Compare Command Line
In the last few posts, I’ve written about using the SQL Compare command line for a specific object and shown how to get a report. This post will look at getting the actual script. This is part of a series … Continue reading
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Command Line Report with SQL Compare 14
I wrote recently about the use of the command line in SQL Compare 14 to find differences for specific items. Now I want to actually see the changes to decide what to do. This is part of a series I … Continue reading
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