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Ignoring System Generated Key Names in SQL Compare
Recently I ran into a customer that was having issues deploying code from their development system to their production system. The issue was that they often found that the deployment script wanted to drop and recreate their keys. This wasn’t … Continue reading
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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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Using SQL Compare for One Procedure
A customer recently was concerned about the time to run SQL Compare for a large database. They were synching with the command line, but at times they want to just sync up a procedure or two from one database to … Continue reading