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  1. Option to Ignore Temporal/History Table

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  2. Read from SQL Native Compressed Backups

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  3. Show/deploy static data changes in SQL Compare UI

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  4. Relaxed data type matching for comparisons

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    Dave commented  · 

    Agreed! When comparing DATE vs DATETIME, even if the time part is always 0:00:00.000, it still says they don't match.
    In my case, the source database was a SQL 2005 database which didn't have the DATE type, and destination SQL 2016

  5. Only select to compare static data

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    Dave commented  · 

    Agreed! It should only compare the static data tables, not try and delete everything from every table that's not in static data. At least by default.

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  6. Include sys.message custom messages in static data

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    0 comments  ·  SQL Source Control » Static Data  ·  Admin →
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  7. Include miscellaneous options / database properties

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    1 comment  ·  SQL Source Control » Initial Setup  ·  Admin →
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    Dave commented  · 

    Tracking the creation of addition file groups and files would be nice. Also ANSI NULLS, Padding etc, so our team all create new objects with the same settings. (File groups are also part of the database options)
    I.e. pretty much everything that is shown when you right click on a database in SSMS and click "Script database as..." - thank you.

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