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A Multitude of Summary Views in SQL Compare 15
A client asked for a summary of changes, so I wrote a post to show where to find this in SQL Compare 15. As I was checking out the Summary, I realized there are different ways to present this info, … Continue reading
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Getting a Summary of Changes in SQL Compare 15
A client asked for a summary of changes, so I wrote this quick post to show where to find this in SQL Compare 15. This is part of a series I have on SQL Compare from Redgate Software. It’s an … Continue reading
A Security Change with SQL Compare 15
Actually, this is a change for many products and software that connects to SQL Server. Updated drivers require us to now decide to trust the server certificate. This is part of a series I have on SQL Compare from Redgate … Continue reading
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A SQL Compare Picklist
Recently a customer was trying to sync up production and development. They’d somewhat lost control of both environments and wanted to build a plan of how to sync them. This post covers a process I suggested to them to tackle … Continue reading
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