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How to compare and synchronize the stored procedures of two databases?

To compare and synchronize the stored procedures of two databases, the following screenshots will show you the steps.

Step 1: Open DataBase Compare, click "Connection" button, then the connection dialog pops up.

connection

Step 2: Click "Option" to open the Project Option, you can select the Object Types (Stored Procedures) to compare. Click "OK" to continue.

stored procedures_option

Step 3: Click "OK" in the connection dialog, select the "Compare" button to compare the differences between the two database stored procedures.
Note: The function of the icon (Action_1)  is to hide the same item.

stored procedures_compare

Step 4: You will find the differences in the compared strcture results. Click "Synchronize", you can find the differences of stored procedures shown on the script.

stored procedures_synchronize


Step 5: Click on "Sync", then you will be prompted to backup the target database. If you want to backup your database manually, please choose "No" in the confirm dialog.

backup_prompt

 

Step 6: Click "Yes" and you will see the action status changed from "Action_1" to "Action_2". This tells you that the synchronization has been completed successfully.

stored procedures_sync

Step 7: Click "Compare" button to check the result synchronization. If you couldn't find differences, thus, the synchronization is completed.

stored procedures_compared


 

: How to compare and synchronize the differences between two database rules?
: When do I need to synchronize manually? And how to synchronize manually?


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