I have two databases: DBTarge开发者_开发百科t
and DBTest
. I've run several custom scripts on DBTest
, so now DBTest
and DBTarget
should be identical in every way (Tables, Values in tables, Columns, SPROCS, etc.)
Question: Is there an easy way to compare these two databases?
The only strategy I can think of is:
USE [DBTarget];
SELECT * FROM tblTableN;
USE [DBTest];
SELECT * FROM tblTableN;
I would have to do this for each table, and visually compare them myself. However, this seems very error prone and has a high chance of human error.
Does anyone know of a better way? I'm using TSQL in SQL Management Studio 2005.
A few options:
Use one of the redgate products.
Write a script to do a full outer join between each of the tables you want to compare, with comparison logic. Include system tables to check your structure etc is the same
Script/query the database and the data, then do a text comparison.
Try this tool(its freeware):
DBComparer
http://www.red-gate.com/products/SQL_Data_Compare/index.htm for data http://www.red-gate.com/products/SQL_Compare/index.htm for schema
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