I am looking for some SQL Scripts/tool to compare the two sql database and generate the difference results into Excel file. I am not looking for Sync/change scripts.
Example:
Result Type Desc
-----------------------
Col1 Column Added
Table1 Table Removed
Following an upgrade to SQL Server 2012, our shop's Schema Compare tool (Redgate SQL Compare) is no longer supporting our environment.We are starting to evaluate various 3rd party products to find a possible replacement, and would be interested in what products are favored by other IT shops who do a lot of database work.
Our shop is split about 75% SQL Server, 20% Oracle, and 5% I'll call other. Ideally a product would support SQL Server and Oracle, but our focus is on SQL server right now. On that platform we have ~50 servers spread across DevUATProd environments.In basic terms, we need a tool that can identify schema differences between DBs and generate synchronization scripts to support deploys between environments. Real-time synchronization is not a requirement (nor desirable), as deploys are a gated DBA function in our shop.
I have a database project where objects have been pulled in from the database using schema compare.
Unfortunately CDC tables which are referenced in stored procedures on the database have not been pulled in by the schema compare & hence I cannot build the project and deploy changes back to the database.
How to get these tables included in the project .
Hey all,I am currently researching ways to compare databases via an XSD schema.I wrote a small app that creates a dataset from a database and exportsthat dataset to XSD. This gives me an XSD file with tables andrelationships representing the entire database.At this point, I am trying to find ways to compare these schemas. Doesanybody know of a way to do this easily and to record differences ifthere are any?Also, any information on comparing databases using any method would begreatly appreciated.Thanks,--Shock
View 3 Replies View RelatedI've searched quite a bit, and have found several leads on schema, stored procedure, and database contents comparison scripts and tools.
I'm now looking for recommendations on which ones are best, easiest:
ObjCompare.exe
sb_ABCompareDb.sql
sp_db_comp.sql
There's a mythical script from Andrew Z <mumble> that Mike Hotek talks about...
There's a DBCompare on the Back Office Resource Kit 2 CD, which of course is not in the umpteen MSDN CDs :-(
There's some *other* command line dbcompare, or maybe db_compare.
There's a DBA Compare.
I need to be able to compare divergent schemas from two developers to integrate their changes, so need schema and stored procedures compared only, and would also like to have something to compare staging servers and production servers.
Leads on other choices also welcome. I'd be happy to summarize and post, if warranted.
In the process of purging data to history tables,
we wanted to make sure that no schema changes have been done
to the main or the history table.
So to ensure identical schemas, we use this function:
ALTER FUNCTION dbo.fnCompareTableSchema
(
@t1Name NVARCHAR(257)
,@t2Name NVARCHAR(257)
)
RETURNS BIT
AS
/*
Compares the schema of 2 tables
If the schema is different RETURNS 0
If the schema is identical between the two table, RETURNS 1
NOTE: system tables or non-existant tables that are NOT in INFORMATION_SCHEMA views will compare equal (RETURNS 1)
==================================================================================================================
SAMPLE USAGE:
DECLARE @schemaOK BIT
SELECT @schemaOK = dbo.fnCompareTableSchema('dbo.table1','dbo.table2')
IF @schemaOK = 1
PRINT 'TABLE SCHEMA IDENTICAL'
ELSE
PRINT 'TABLE SCHEMA DIFFERENT'
==================================================================================================================
*/
BEGIN
IF @t1Name = @t2Name
RETURN 1
-- check if schema is different
IF EXISTS
(
SELECT*
FROM
(
SELECTCOLUMN_NAME, ORDINAL_POSITION, DATA_TYPE
, COLUMN_DEFAULT, IS_NULLABLE
, CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH, NUMERIC_PRECISION, NUMERIC_SCALE
, COLLATION_NAME
FROMINFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS
WHERETABLE_SCHEMA = COALESCE(PARSENAME(@t1Name,2),'dbo') AND TABLE_NAME = PARSENAME(@t1Name,1)
UNION ALL
SELECTCOLUMN_NAME, ORDINAL_POSITION, DATA_TYPE
, COLUMN_DEFAULT, IS_NULLABLE
, CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH, NUMERIC_PRECISION, NUMERIC_SCALE
, COLLATION_NAME
FROMINFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS
WHERETABLE_SCHEMA = COALESCE(PARSENAME(@t2Name,2),'dbo') AND TABLE_NAME = PARSENAME(@t2Name,1)
) U
GROUP BY
COLUMN_NAME, ORDINAL_POSITION, DATA_TYPE
HAVING COUNT(*) <> 2
)
RETURN 0
-- schema identical
RETURN 1
END
Just wondering if there are any tools available for SQL Server 2005 which allow the comparison and scripting of data and schema between two databases. This is so that I can migrate between Dev, QA, and Live easily.
A free tool would be best please..
Thanks in advance.
Gaj
We are getting regular SSDT/VS crashes when doing schema compares (source: project, target: server). Sometimes the compare succeeds but around 80% of the time we get a crash.
We are using VS2013 Update 3 and the latest version of SSDT.
Application : devenv.exe
Version du Framework : v4.0.30319
Description : le processus a été arrêté en raison d'une exception non gérée.
Informations sur l'exception : System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException
Pile :
à System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ThrowExceptionForHRInternal(Int32, IntPtr)
[code]....
I've downloaded and installed the latest SQL Server Data Tools for VS 2012. Is there anyway to export the results of the schema comparison into a report in CSV/Html format? I understand that it can generate the sql diff script, but I want a readable report that I can use to show to people.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI just recently updated to SSDT 12.0.50512.0 using Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate. I typically use SSDT Schema Compare to synchronize my schema across multiple databases and different environments. After updating i encountered a major bug while updating our production schema.Typically during schema compare, the compare will prompt me to drop users and user roles from the database as they are not present in the project. I will exclude these so they database users and their roles aren't affected. After the update to SSDT I noticed that schema compare was only prompting me to drop the User, but didn't show anything about the user's roles. Not thinking much of it I went through my usual task of updating all the production databases. I soon found out that this did in fact remove the user roles even though it showed NOTHING in the schema compare UI indicating it would do so.
GO
PRINT N'Dropping <unnamed>...';
GO
EXECUTE sp_droprolemember @rolename = N'db_datareader', @membername = N'dbuser';
GO
PRINT N'Dropping <unnamed>...';
GO
EXECUTE sp_droprolemember @rolename = N'db_datawriter', @membername = N'dbuser';
You could say this is partially my fault for not checking the generated script before running it, but after months of this routine task I've never had an issue until this update.i'm not seeing the changes that will happen to my user roles in the schema compare UI?
I'm trying to automate comparing the dacpacs we're generating from out builds against our production server to monitor drift.However, we use scripting variables to define cross database references. The schema compare is showing up all the objects which reference the other database via scripting variable as being different to what is on the server i.e. it reports a change between a table referenced as [$(db)].dbo.Table in the dacpac and db.dbo.Table in the target database.
When I do a comparison in Visual studio between the project and the target database the variables seem to be appropriately replaced and the differences don't show. Obviously this is using a project instead of a dacpac but I'm hoping I can get the dacpac/db compare to behave similarly to the project/db comparison.
Is there a way to define what the scripting variables should resolve to when I run the comparison via msbuild?
Edit: I would prefer not to deploy the dacpac and diff the deployed db against the target database but if that's the only way....
I've made a comparison between a database project (sqlproj) and a database.
I can't exclude some items because they are dependent items on them. So they are implicitly included in the update script.
Unfortunately when I have unchecked all the items, some of them are still implicitly included.
It seems that there are circular dependency or some thing like that.
I am importing an existing database into a Visual Studio SQL Server Database project using Schema Compare. The Schema Compare works fine and I updated my project successfully. However, the project won't build because of the existence of 3-part names in some objects:
E.g. I import the database MyDB into a new project MyDB using Schema Compare. The database contains views with queries like this:
SELECT col1, col2. col3
FROM MyDB.dbo.MyTable
When trying to build this project I get errors like:
Error 39
SQL71561: View: [dbo].[vw_MyView] has an unresolved reference to object [MyDB].[dbo].[MyTable].
C:UsersRedirectionrittg2DocumentsVisual Studio 2012ProjectsMySolutionMyDBdboViewsvw_MyView_1.sql
but of course this is a bogus message since the view can clearly read from an object in the same database whether using 2-, 3-part naming (or 4-part naming for that matter).
How can I resolve these errors without editing the objects before running Schema Compare? (there are hundreds of them).
I have created Database projects in VS 2013 using SSDT. I have been mostly successful in creating and building the projects without any errors/warnings.
However for one of the databases in the project, when i do schema compare to apply the changes from a SQL Server Database to a Database Project in VS, code changes are not applied to the database project.
After i select the Update option in Schema compare window, I'm getting the following message
"Target update complete. Press Compere to refresh the comparison."
Even tough the message implies that target database is updated successfully, I do not see the objects i selected in schema compare being added to the target database project.
I see the following warning
"Target update: Could not update script for element 'dbo'"
I have 9 Database projects in the Solution and I'm able to apply changes to 8 of the database projects through schema compare successfully. I get the same warning after schema compare for all database projects.
I have same project level setting for all database projects in the solution. I'm using Visual Studio 2013 Premium Update 5 SQL Server Data Tools 12.0.41012.0
I have one database with several tables in it (table 1, table2, table3). In each table is two colums (colum1 = a number (201220) and colum2 = a number (0.50). Now, both tables will have rows with the same data in colum 1, but colum two will have different numbers (different prices). My goal is to run a query that will compare both colums in all three tables, take the lower of the three based on colum 2 and spit out the row. Obviously, this would output all rows (around 175k). The point is to create a least cost spreadsheet (csv) file based on evaluating all three tables.
View 9 Replies View RelatedA customer has messed up while moving their databases. After working for a week they found that data is missing in the database.I have two backups, one from the old server and one from the new server today, they have been working in the new one for a week.
I need to compare these two databases and then update the new database with all data that is in the old one but not in the new database. Join the data in the two databases so to say. Both databases are from the same application so they use the same users, schema and so on.
I want to compare the database structures(columns,datatypes..etc) across same databases located in different servers.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI am trying to reproduce a problem that is probably related to how a particular SQL server is configured. Is there a tool or best practice that is useful to compare all of the configuration settings between two SQL Servers (same version)?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm rewriting a huge FOR XML EXPLICIT procedure to use FOR XML PATH, and need to compare previous output to the refactored one, so i didn't mess up XML structure.
The thing is, i'm not sure that SQL Server will always generate exactly same xml **string**, so i'd rather not compare by:
WHERE CAST(@xml_old AS NVARCHAR(MAX)) = CAST(@xml_new AS NVARCHAR(MAX))
nor do i want to manually validate every node, since the generated xml-structure is quite complex.
compare xmls by their "semantic value" ?
I Just checking a newly deisgned db at my new place, AND see there is NO FK contraints EXISTS FOR many tables, so you can enter:
INSERT INTO tProdValues (Value, CategoryID) rows with any CategoryID (eg. = 99),
even they don't exist in tCategoryTypes, is this OK?
I am looking for a tool to compare the result sets.
Is there any free tool or Microsoft built in tool that we can use to compare the result sets. Suppose if I change one thing in code and needs to test the am I getting the same result set or not? Instead of doing manually is there any way to compare both result set.
i have two tables.
Table A
IdName
101Dante
102Henry
103Harold
104Arnold
Table B
NumberName
102Dante
107Gilbert
109Harold
110Arnold
106Susan
112Marian
I want the result in table 3 like below, if value exists in Table A and not exists in Table B then the record should enter in table 3 with table name in new column, and vice versa.
Table C
Col1Col2
HenryTable A
Gilbert Table B
Susan Table B
Marian Table B
using below logic to get the values from tables..
select
t1.columnA
, t2.*
from
table1 t1
join table2 t2 on t2.columnB = t1.columnA
using below script to compare two tables and get the values.
how to get the count of 'Table A' , 'Table B' , 'Table A & Table B' using below script.
Ex:
'Table A' -- 150
'Table B' -- 300
'Table A & Table B' -- 150
SELECT
Col1 = ISNULL(a.name,b.name),
Col2 =
CASE
WHEN ISNULL(a.name,'') = '' THEN 'Table B'
WHEN ISNULL(b.name,'') = '' THEN 'Table A'
ELSE 'Table A & Table B'
END
FROM #tableA a
FULL JOIN #tableB b
ON a.name = b.name;
how would I compare a list of concrete values?
---table with items
SET NOCOUNT ON;
DECLARE @items TABLE (ITEM_ID INT, ITEM_NAME VARCHAR(10))
INSERT INTO @items (ITEM_ID, ITEM_NAME) SELECT 10,'ITEM 1'
INSERT INTO @items (ITEM_ID, ITEM_NAME) SELECT 11,'ITEM 2'
INSERT INTO @items (ITEM_ID, ITEM_NAME) SELECT 12,'ITEM 3'
INSERT INTO @items (ITEM_ID, ITEM_NAME) SELECT 13,'ITEM 4'
INSERT INTO @items (ITEM_ID, ITEM_NAME) SELECT 14,'ITEM 5'
INSERT INTO @items (ITEM_ID, ITEM_NAME) SELECT 15,'ITEM 6'
INSERT INTO @items (ITEM_ID, ITEM_NAME) SELECT 16,'ITEM 7'
INSERT INTO @items (ITEM_ID, ITEM_NAME) SELECT 17,'ITEM 8'
SELECT * FROM @items
-- table with categories
SET NOCOUNT ON;
DECLARE @categories TABLE (CAT_ID INT, CAT_NAME VARCHAR(10))
INSERT INTO @categories (CAT_ID, CAT_NAME) SELECT 100,'WHITE'
INSERT INTO @categories (CAT_ID, CAT_NAME) SELECT 101,'BLACK'
INSERT INTO @categories (CAT_ID, CAT_NAME) SELECT 102,'BLUE'
INSERT INTO @categories (CAT_ID, CAT_NAME) SELECT 103,'GREEN'
INSERT INTO @categories (CAT_ID, CAT_NAME) SELECT 104,'YELLOW'
INSERT INTO @categories (CAT_ID, CAT_NAME) SELECT 105,'CIRCLE'
INSERT INTO @categories (CAT_ID, CAT_NAME) SELECT 106,'SQUARE'
INSERT INTO @categories (CAT_ID, CAT_NAME) SELECT 107,'TRIANGLE'
SELECT * FROM @categories
--table where categories are assigned to master categories
SET NOCOUNT ON;
DECLARE @master_categories TABLE (MASTERCAT_ID INT, CAT_ID INT)
INSERT INTO @master_categories (MASTERCAT_ID, CAT_ID) SELECT 1,100
INSERT INTO @master_categories (MASTERCAT_ID, CAT_ID) SELECT 1,101
INSERT INTO @master_categories (MASTERCAT_ID, CAT_ID) SELECT 1,102
INSERT INTO @master_categories (MASTERCAT_ID, CAT_ID) SELECT 1,103
INSERT INTO @master_categories (MASTERCAT_ID, CAT_ID) SELECT 1,104
INSERT INTO @master_categories (MASTERCAT_ID, CAT_ID) SELECT 2,105
INSERT INTO @master_categories (MASTERCAT_ID, CAT_ID) SELECT 2,106
INSERT INTO @master_categories (MASTERCAT_ID, CAT_ID) SELECT 2,107
SELECT * FROM @master_categories
-- items-categories assignment table
SET NOCOUNT ON;
DECLARE @item_categories TABLE (CAT_ID INT, ITEM_ID INT)
INSERT INTO @item_categories (CAT_ID, ITEM_ID) SELECT 100,10
INSERT INTO @item_categories (CAT_ID, ITEM_ID) SELECT 105,10
INSERT INTO @item_categories (CAT_ID, ITEM_ID) SELECT 100,11
INSERT INTO @item_categories (CAT_ID, ITEM_ID) SELECT 105,11
[code]....
So now I need to query the table @t4 in and to determine the items that are assigned to category 'WHITE' in master category 1 and to 'CIRCLE' in master category 2.The important thing is to return items that are assigned solely to 'WHITE' in master cat 1 and solely to 'CIRCLE' in master cat 2.In the above example it would be only the ITEM 1 (id=10) that is returned:
1. ITEM 2 (id=11) is not returned because it has the assignment to category 'SQUARE' in master cat 2 additionally
2. ITEM 3 (id=12) is not returned because it has the assignment to category 'BLACK' in master cat 1 additionally
3. ITEM 4 (id=13) is not returned as it does not have assignment to category 'CIRCLE' in master cat 2 but only to 'WHITE' in master cat 1
3. ITEM 5 (id=14) is not returned as it does not have assignment to category 'WHITE' in master cat 1 but only to 'CIRCLE' in master cat 2
I have a database DB1 and DBTest
DBTest Database is empty. I want to copy all the objects in DB1 - schema1 how can I do that?
Is there a efficient way to compare two different columns of 2 different rows in a data set as shown below.
For eg: I would like to DateDiff between Date2 of RowID 1 and Date1 of RowID 2 of IDNo 123. After this comparision , if datediff between two dates are <=14 then i want to update 1 else 0 in IsDateDiffLess14 of RowID1 . In below example its 0 because datediff of two dates >=14. So, want to compare the Date2 and Date1 in this sequence for the same IDNo. For RowID 6 there is only 1 row and no other row to compare, in this case IsDateDiffLess14 should be updated with 0.
RowID IDNo Date1 Date2 IsDateDiffLess14
1 123 04/10/2013 04/12/2013 0
2 123 05/10/2013 05/11/2013 1
3 123 05/21/2013 05/25/2013 0
4 112 01/10/2013 01/14/2013 1
5 112 01/27/2013 01/28/2013 0
6 120 03/10/2013 03/12/2013 0
Is there any way to compare two similar databases (A & B) stored procedure. I have to find stored procedure in second database B with respect to the difference.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI run the script below once a day to keep track of row count over time. I would like to compare the results from today and yesterday to see if anyone deleted more than 20% of data from any given table. How would I do this? I really don't need the data anymore than a day just to compare the results.
Mon - Run script to collect row count
Tues - Run script to collect current row into temp table
,compare all row count in both tables
,purge records from Monday and insert current
Wed - Run script to collect current row into temp table
,compare all row count in both tables
[code]....
What I need to be able to find is any records where the Discontinue_Date is greater than the Effective_Date on the next row for a given Customer ID and Part_ID. This is a customer pricing table so the Discontinue_Date of row 53 for example should never be greater than the Effective_Date of row 54130, these are the records I'm looking to find. So I'm looking for a SELECT query that would look for any records where this is true. Obviously the last Discontinue_Date row for a Customer_ID will not have a next row so I wouldn't want to return that.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI am in process to develop TSql code to identify change in data.
I read about Binary_checksum and hashbyte. Some people say hashbyte is better than binay_checksum as chances of collision are less.
But if we may consider following, chances exist in hashbyte too. My question is what is the best way to compare data to identify change (I can't configure CDC) ?
select HASHBYTES('SHA','121'+'34'), HASHBYTES('SHA','12'+'134'),BINARY_CHECKSUM('121','34'),BINARY_CHECKSUM('12','134');
I have a table with two columns
id | filepath
--------------------------------------------------
1| D:Doc filesThe BestHHT.JPG
2| D:Doc filesThe Bestsealed_pack.txt
3| D:Doc filesThe Bestlsbom.JPG
4| D:Doc filesThe Bestmoc.png
5| D:Doc filesThe Beststock.txt
6| D:Doc filesThe Bestdepot.JPG
And in a physical system there are more files than the table.
D:Doc filesThe BestHHT.JPG
D:Doc filesThe Bestsealed_pack.txt
D:Doc filesThe BestJKSlsbom.JPG
D:Doc filesThe Bestmoc.png
D:Doc filesThe Beststock.txt
D:Doc filesThe BestGDNdepot.JPG
D:Doc filesThe BestCASA.JPG
D:Doc filesThe BestSO.txt
D:Doc filesThe BestBA.JPG
I want to compare the filepath column in table with physical drive files and get the details of files which in table and not in physical and viceversa...
I refresh QA environments with copies of our production database quite often. Many of the users also have read-only logins to production, but not all. I've noticed that in QA the users in the restored database are matched up with QA server logins that no longer have "DBO" as their default schema. We almost always use DBO, nothing else.
On the most recent restore, I didn't drop the target DB first, just restored with "replace." Does it matter whether I drop or replace in this instance?
The one user reporting issues could not open the database in management studio to view objects/tables etc. I noticed their default schema was their domain login, so fixed that and they now no longer have the issue.
I am trying to do the above using the following...
ALTER SCHEMA [dbo] TRANSFER [schemaame].[tablename];
...but getting the following error...
Msg 15530, Level 16, State 1, Line 5
The object with name "tablename" already exists.
The tablename I see in SSMS is schemaame.Tablename
When I look at the properties of the table, it says the name is 'tablename'.
I cant work out how I can change the schema of the table. Also, surely having a in a schema name is not recommended, right?