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Issue With User Mapping
psutradhar
Posts: 3
I started using it and facing one problem, my situation is like that:
Source DB user = dbo
Destination DB user = ebizwiz11
My all objects in source DB are created by dbo and there is no user likeebiziwz11 in source DB. So that for exp my all objects in source db are like dbo.myobjName
My all objects in Destination DB are created using ebizwiz11 user, as well as there is by default dbo user present.
In this situation I compared source and destination DB.
When I have done user mapping I am not able to map user ebizwiz11 as it not there is source DB so that in comparison result, I will only get objectswhich are created by dbo only.
Is this a problem because I don't have user like ebiziwz11 in my source DB so that I can not map it as I required.
I want to map objects in dbo.source and ebizwiz11.destination that's not happening.
It is happening in APEX even if I don't have physical presence of destination user in source DB.
Waiting for your earliest reply as I stucked here.
Source DB user = dbo
Destination DB user = ebizwiz11
My all objects in source DB are created by dbo and there is no user likeebiziwz11 in source DB. So that for exp my all objects in source db are like dbo.myobjName
My all objects in Destination DB are created using ebizwiz11 user, as well as there is by default dbo user present.
In this situation I compared source and destination DB.
When I have done user mapping I am not able to map user ebizwiz11 as it not there is source DB so that in comparison result, I will only get objectswhich are created by dbo only.
Is this a problem because I don't have user like ebiziwz11 in my source DB so that I can not map it as I required.
I want to map objects in dbo.source and ebizwiz11.destination that's not happening.
It is happening in APEX even if I don't have physical presence of destination user in source DB.
Waiting for your earliest reply as I stucked here.
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Unfortunately SQL Compare mappings require both the users you are mapping between to exist in both the database, otherwise the side effects you describe occur.
The only work around is to create ebizwiz11 in your source database.
Sorry I couldn't be more helpful, but this is a limitation of the product.
Regards,
Jonathan
-Project Manager
-Red Gate Software Ltd
It showing difference in all object because source contain dbo.objectName
and destination contain ebizwiz11.objectName
IN this situation i will never get any object equal.
Is it possible to to exclude the mapped username in comparision script so that it will will compare script properly.
Regards
pankaj
I imagine you are refering to stored procedures, functions and other objects which have their definations stored in sys.comments. Unfortunately, whilst SQL Compare can map two objects to each other, it will not rewrite the internals of those objects so that they reference other obhects.
Sorry, but at carrying out what is essestially refactoring of an object is not within SQL Compare at the moment.
Sorry I cannot be more helpful, we are aware that the mappings functionality requires a few tweaks to make it more helpful to users. This will be addressed in a future version of SQL Compare.
Regards,
Jonathan
-Project Manager
-Red Gate Software Ltd