temp files not cleaned up when running from command line

freecellwizard

I am working on some batch files/msbuild script to help our developers sync their local SQL data with source control. I am playing with the command line functionality using an XML config file:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<commandline> 
<server1>localhost</server1>
<database1>Intranet</database1>
<scripts2>Intranet</scripts2>
<include>Table:\[SearchParameter\]</include>
<scriptfile>c:\temp\foo.sql</scriptfile>
</commandline>

It's working except that in the Intranet scripts folder (note use of a relative path in the scripts2 tag), there's a subfolder created with a name like "634128911528778590". So if I run the comparison a second time, I get a bunch of SQL Data Compare parser errors.

I assume this numbered folder is just a working temp directory, since it contains .sql and .sdcs files, but why isn't it cleaned up? Is this a bug? I don't see a command line switch to tell it to get rid of these files.

Thanks for any help.[/code]

freecellwizard

I ended up doing a sync instead of a scriptfile, so I've avoided this problem for now. Hopefully I can continue to work around it.

freecellwizard

UPDATE: I reported this as a bug and it was accepted. It's been fixed as of this patch: http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/vi ... hp?t=10917. Thanks to the team for the quick fix.