Filter - allow filtering by modified date
ronweston
Posts: 3
Dear Redgate
Be neat (really) to be able to either
1) filter on not just shema/name etc but modified/created date? (ie the objects that have been modified recently)
2) tell me how i can modify the xml/scp to add a few lines in to do this (ie provide a list of included objects). then i can just run....
select name,create_date,modify_date, 'S' as typ
from sys.procedures
union
select name,create_date,modify_date, 'T' as typ
from sys.tables
order by typ, modify_date desc
and paste in the values into the project?
Oh....did i mention the large licensing order we may be about to make ;-) (sorry thats bribery right?)
Be neat (really) to be able to either
1) filter on not just shema/name etc but modified/created date? (ie the objects that have been modified recently)
2) tell me how i can modify the xml/scp to add a few lines in to do this (ie provide a list of included objects). then i can just run....
select name,create_date,modify_date, 'S' as typ
from sys.procedures
union
select name,create_date,modify_date, 'T' as typ
from sys.tables
order by typ, modify_date desc
and paste in the values into the project?
Oh....did i mention the large licensing order we may be about to make ;-) (sorry thats bribery right?)
Comments
With regards to this request:
I have submitted a Feature Request whose reference is SC-6884. I cannot guarantee the success of the future request or if approval is given, what future version of SQL Compare it will appear here.
I recommend that you take a look at the User Voice FORUM for SQL Compare and if necessary post a new topic. The user voice forum is the preferred method of submitting a feature request and is actively monitored by the Red Gate Product Managers. The more votes a topic receives from other SQL Compare users, it will increase the chances of it appearing in a new version of the application.
With regards to the second request:
Sadly you cannot filter before the comparison, as SQL Compare needs to see all the objects to work out the dependencies between objects. I have added the details of this forum post to an existing request whose reference is SC-2471. Once again please check the user voice forum and a comment or new post as required.
You can however using the command line xml file using the <include> and <exclude> switches determine which objects you wish to deploy but you cannot base this around the modify or creation date. For example:
Many Thanks
Eddie
Senior Product Support Engineer
Redgate Software Ltd
Email: support@red-gate.com
Look forward to any possible enhancement, thanks once again