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Is there a way to compare tables in 2 different databases to find out if they have the same indexes and column names and keys. Or maybe a tool i dont know about.

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Hi

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DECLARE @ID INT;
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We always only one Compare 0 records in my table, so all compare 1 columns will compare with only one row per ID

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--drop table #tab1
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[code]....

i would like to get 4 columns output

how to get sumofshares (#tab1) and TotalOutStanding(#tab2) summ up with these values,

MasterKey (#tab1) and IssueKey (#tab2) are like primary key and foreign key

so the request is

need to calculate, sumofshares (#tab1) and TotalOutStanding(#tab2) as below

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for ex 1) the below accounts in #tab1 has both 2012 and 2013 and acctno same in both years and name is same in both years so it is condired as

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for ex 2)

insert into #tab1 values (1013, 101,'Bat',550, '09/15/2013')

for ex 4) 2012 records there is not match acctno and name in 2013 recods

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for ex 5) 2013 records there is no match of name and acct no with 2012 records

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insert into #tab1 values (1014, 100,'Pet',200, '02/21/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1016, 110,'Sun',800, '03/22/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1017, 111,'Bet',550, '12/15/2013')

Expected Results (just for format)

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'2012 and 2013 accts UN Veriverted',2700,234
'2012 and 2013 accts Veriverted' ,2890,234
'2012 and 2013 accts NONVERT' ,4533,325
'2012 last year accounts' ,2334,567
'2012 This year accounts' ,2222,877

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