Can't exclude dependencies when running from command line

Duns79

I am trying to compare two databases using the following parameters

/Project:SomeProject.scp /ScriptFile:SomeScript.sql /Force /Options:DecryptPost2KEncryptedObjects,IgnoreFillFactor,IgnoreWhiteSpace,IgnoreFileGroups,IgnoreUserProperties,IgnoreWithElementOrder,IgnoreDatabaseAndServerName

but it still includes the dependencies that are picked up when comparing the databases and saving them to the script file.

Even when running with /Options:None I still get the same output.

If I run the same project through the UI I can unselect the Deploy All Dependencies check box and I get the script as I would expect.

Is there any way to do this through the command line?

I am running 10.2.0.1337 of SQL Compare.

Thanks

Brian Donahue

Can you please try this build of SQL Compare?
ftp://support.red-gate.com/patches/SQL_ ... 0.1647.zip

There are some problems with 10.2.0.1337 with regard to the way the command-line processes options.

Duns79

Hi Brian,

I have loaded that version but it doesn't seem to have made any difference.

Brian Donahue

Sorry, there isn't any feedback that the program gives that can help. We'll need the project and the databases to try to reproduce the problem.

Duns79

I can create a zip file that contains the two databases and the SQL Compare project file. How should I upload this to you?

Brian Donahue

Can you attach what you've got to an email and quote F0065890 in the email subject line?

Thanks!

Brian Donahue

I forgot to give you the address... it's support@red-gate.com.

Duns79

Brian

I have uploaded the files to the FTP site you provided

Thanks
David

Brian Donahue

I've retested this issue and it appears to be fixed in SQL Compare 10.2.6.

Duns79

Hi Brian,

I have retested on version 10.2.6 and the problem now seems to be resolved.

Thanks for following up.