We have customers who are not being mandated to add triggers to our databases. That means that **every** time we use SQL Compare to compare the development database with their database, **every** table is **always** different.
I tried adding a filter:
- Exclude if
- Property: Object name
- Operator: Contains
- Value: Netwrix_audit_trg_AuditLog
But i realized the filtering doesn't filter *things* to ignore (e.g. certain column names). But filters entire classes of objects from consideration for differences.
I really, **really** need a way to ignore these triggers.
Otherwise every table will be different **every** time. And if i have to go through every table every time: i'm going to lose my mind.
We have customers who are not being mandated to add triggers to our databases. That means that **every** time we use SQL Compare to compare the development database with their database, **every** table is **always** different.
I tried adding a filter:
- Exclude if
- Property: Object name
- Operator: Contains
- Value: Netwrix_audit_trg_AuditLog
But i realized the filtering doesn't filter *things* to ignore (e.g. certain column names). But filters entire classes of objects from consideration for differences.
I really, **really** need a way to ignore these triggers.
Otherwise every table will be different **every** time. And if i have to go through every table every time: i'm going to lose my mind.