Getting different results using command line and gui
brian.merz
Posts: 55
Hello,
Using the latest version, I am getting different results from the command line than I do with the gui. Specifically, the command line is missing a newly created table that the gui is picking up. I have both set to exclude users and roles. Removing these exclusions does not cause the command line to pick up the new table while the gui does pick it up.
Do you have any suggestions? Have I stumbled across a legitimate bug?
Thanks!
--Brian
Using the latest version, I am getting different results from the command line than I do with the gui. Specifically, the command line is missing a newly created table that the gui is picking up. I have both set to exclude users and roles. Removing these exclusions does not cause the command line to pick up the new table while the gui does pick it up.
Do you have any suggestions? Have I stumbled across a legitimate bug?
Thanks!
--Brian
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Can you please reply into this post, with details of the command line syntax you are using to perform the command line comparison?
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Eddie
Senior Product Support Engineer
Redgate Software Ltd
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Here is the command I am using:
"c:\program files\red gate\sql compare 8\sqlcompare.exe" /s1:llcserver2 /s2:bmm /db1:sharedapps /db2:sharedapps /exclude:user /exclude:role /sync /o:nt
--Brian