kevin barnes
May 28, 2010, 4:42:16?PM

Compare schema shows no objects

I am trying to compare a production SQL Server database with a non prod database. I have set up the ODBC connections with trusted connections to both servers and defaulting to the database I want to compare. On production I have read access, on non-prod I am SA. When I do the compare WinSQL only shows me that there are objects in my non prod database and not production, so it does not show me any differences. Thoughts?


John S
Jun 2, 2010, 10:27:47?AM

Compare schema shows no objects

Kevin, What happens when you connect to your production database in a regular window. Are you able to fetch objects? Second, are the owners same in both databases? Regards, JS >I am trying to compare a production SQL Server database with a non prod database. > I have set up the ODBC connections with trusted connections to both servers and defaulting >to the database I want to compare. > >On production I have read access, on non-prod I am SA. > >When I do the compare WinSQL only shows me that there are objects in my non prod database >and not production, so it does not show me any differences. > >Thoughts?


kevin barnes
Jun 2, 2010, 10:34:15?AM

Compare schema shows no objects

I tracked it down to sp_stored_procedures is not returning a list of procedures. I can see all the procedures via EM, but this proc for some reason does not return the list. >I am trying to compare a production SQL Server database with a non prod database. > I have set up the ODBC connections with trusted connections to both servers and defaulting >to the database I want to compare. > >On production I have read access, on non-prod I am SA. > >When I do the compare WinSQL only shows me that there are objects in my non prod database >and not production, so it does not show me any differences. > >Thoughts?

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