SSC and SQL Compare doesnt notice case changes
fpdave100
Posts: 12 Bronze 1
I’ve changed a udf from
ALTER FUNCTION [dbo].[CategoriesChildrenAsXMLGet]
:
ca.Guid AS 'GUID', ...
:
END
To
ALTER FUNCTION [dbo].[CategoriesChildrenAsXMLGet]
:
ca.Guid AS 'Guid',...
:
END
Thats the only change, and it does recognise it as a change on my case insensitive SQL server, even tho it is a significant change (its generating XML)
I have SSC v4.0.0.181 standard
There is the same problem (bug!) in Sql Compare 11.2.1.82 pro
It should treat literal values in schema case sensitively
ALTER FUNCTION [dbo].[CategoriesChildrenAsXMLGet]
:
ca.Guid AS 'GUID', ...
:
END
To
ALTER FUNCTION [dbo].[CategoriesChildrenAsXMLGet]
:
ca.Guid AS 'Guid',...
:
END
Thats the only change, and it does recognise it as a change on my case insensitive SQL server, even tho it is a significant change (its generating XML)
I have SSC v4.0.0.181 standard
There is the same problem (bug!) in Sql Compare 11.2.1.82 pro
It should treat literal values in schema case sensitively
Comments
For SQL Source Control and SQL Compare to behave the way you wish, you will need to enable the Use case-sensitive object definition option.
Please let me know if this has answered your question.
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