Test assumptions
psmj
Posts: 3
I have downloaded this product to evaluate it. We had an issue where we corrupted one table and needed to restore it. My understanding is that this product, Pro Edition, will do that.
To test this, I backed up a small database, then renamed a table from DtTime to DtTime_A. The comparison part of the software naturally did not find a match between the backup and the live database.
I also could not find a way to map the backed up table to any object in the database.
I then created a new table with one column and named the new table DtTime. Again, I found one way to map the fields.
I am either missing something about this product or not using the correct one. Could someone assist me please?
Regards,
Paul
To test this, I backed up a small database, then renamed a table from DtTime to DtTime_A. The comparison part of the software naturally did not find a match between the backup and the live database.
I also could not find a way to map the backed up table to any object in the database.
I then created a new table with one column and named the new table DtTime. Again, I found one way to map the fields.
I am either missing something about this product or not using the correct one. Could someone assist me please?
Regards,
Paul
Comments
One limitation when comparing to backups over comparing to live databases is that the table *must* have a primary key or unique index in order to compare.
HTH
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Red Gate Software Ltd
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Red Gate Software Ltd