Repaint after refresh
Brian Donahue
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Hi Fred,
I see what you mean. If you apply a filter to the results, and the
filter does not include the current selection, the currently-selected
database object's SQL stays in the SQL Window if there aren't any more
different tables in the difference list.
Regards,
Brian Donahue
Red Gate Software Ltd
"Fred" <No@Thanks.com> wrote in message news:MJN12$fDEHA.1484@server53...
> LS,
> If I have sync'd the databases and the = button is off (so that no equal
> tables are shown), the result screen remains.
>
> Lets say I have a table A with a difference. After the compare I press the
=
> button to turn it off. Now I only see table A (since that is the only
table
> with a difference). Now I choose the Synchronize button and set the option
> 'Recompare after update' (or something like that). The top part of the
> screen becomes empty (since there are no more differences) but the lower
> part of the screen keeps showing the previous difference.
>
> Regards,
>
> Fred Schenk
>
>
I see what you mean. If you apply a filter to the results, and the
filter does not include the current selection, the currently-selected
database object's SQL stays in the SQL Window if there aren't any more
different tables in the difference list.
Regards,
Brian Donahue
Red Gate Software Ltd
"Fred" <No@Thanks.com> wrote in message news:MJN12$fDEHA.1484@server53...
> LS,
> If I have sync'd the databases and the = button is off (so that no equal
> tables are shown), the result screen remains.
>
> Lets say I have a table A with a difference. After the compare I press the
=
> button to turn it off. Now I only see table A (since that is the only
table
> with a difference). Now I choose the Synchronize button and set the option
> 'Recompare after update' (or something like that). The top part of the
> screen becomes empty (since there are no more differences) but the lower
> part of the screen keeps showing the previous difference.
>
> Regards,
>
> Fred Schenk
>
>
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