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Author How to detect diferences between 2 databases
JLobo

2006-03-21, 7:27 am

I have a database B on server S and a database B1 o server S1
Is there any tool to give me the diferences between the two databases, new
tables, new fields....
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JLobo
Andrew J. Kelly

2006-03-21, 11:30 am

www.red-gate.com


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Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP


"JLobo" <JLobo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have a database B on server S and a database B1 o server S1
> Is there any tool to give me the diferences between the two databases, new
> tables, new fields....
> --
> JLobo



Keith Kratochvil

2006-03-21, 11:30 am

There are many companies that make tools that do database comparison.
Red Gate is one such company. Their tool - SQL Compare - works very well.
http://www.red-gate.com/

Imceda used to offer Speed Change Manager. http://www.imceda.com Quest
http://www.quest.com/ purchased Imceda a while ago. Quest seems to have
several tools that perform database comparison including CompareRocket for
Visual Studio and Toad for SQL Server.

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Keith Kratochvil


"JLobo" <JLobo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A5AFEF9E-64C0-4CB8-89B4- A56D1E8F4928@microso
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>I have a database B on server S and a database B1 o server S1
> Is there any tool to give me the diferences between the two databases, new
> tables, new fields....
> --
> JLobo



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