Always show Rename dialog |
If SQLSchema detects unmatched objects of the same type (e.g. tables) in
both the source and the destination database, it will display the
Rename Object Dialog to allow the operator to
associate renamed objects. If this option is checked, the dialog is always displayed. |
Ignore possible data loss with field changes |
Some field changes may cause data loss (e.g. when truncating a Varchar column). Checking this option does not generate a warning before executing the change script. |
Create Schema Cache |
Creates a local cache file with the schema information of the databases. |
Use Schema Cache |
Uses the local cache file to retrieve the schema information if SQLSchema detects that no changes occurred in the database and the cache file is up-to-date. |
Filter Set Server |
The SQL Server which stores the filter sets. |
Filter Set Database |
The SQL Server database which stores the filter sets. |
Connect/Reload |
Connect to the specified server and load the current filter sets. |
Filter Sets |
Filter sets are organized hierarchically, and contain Filter Set Elements. During schema comparison, both the filter sets and their elements can be selected individually to specify included and excluded objects. Right click for the following commands: |
- Add New Set |
Adds a new filter set on the same level as the current filter set. |
- Add New Child Set |
Adds a new filter set below the current filter set. |
- Delete Set |
Deletes the current filter set. |
Filter Elements |
Each filter set contains filter elements. Each filter element can be
configured in the Filter Element Property Dialog. Right click for the following commands: |
- Add Element |
Adds a filter element. |
- Edit Element |
Edits the current filter element. |
- Delete Element |
Delete the current filter element. |