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Tag Archives: SQL Compare
Filtering SQL Compare to a Schema
One of the things that numerous clients have some to Redgate about is allowing a team of developers to work on a single shared database without creating conflicts. While this isn’t necessarily a simple thing to do, it is easy … Continue reading
Setting Defaults for New SQL Compare Projects
Recently I wrote about ignoring comments in SQL Compare. That seems like something I want to do in all my projects, so I went looking for how to set this as a default. It wasn’t obvious to me, but since … Continue reading
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Ignoring Comments in SQL Compare
Recently I had a client that wanted to know how they could use SQL Compare to catch actual changes in their code, but not have comments show up as changes. This is fairly easy to do, and this post looks … Continue reading
Adding ApplicationIntent=readonly to SQL Data Compare
Recently someone asked a good question about SQL Data Compare. How can they add applicationintent to the connection? If you are using Data Compare, and you are reading from production systems, load is a concern. With Availability Groups (AG), we … Continue reading
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