jwcolby
jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com
Fri Jan 8 19:42:35 CST 2010
I guess so. The client was sold a conversion to SQL Server. When things no longer worked I was called up to straighten out the mess. This is really the first client that now actually uses a SQL Server BE, so I don't have any experience in how to maintain a development data store. John W. Colby www.ColbyConsulting.com Rusty Hammond wrote: > Ahh. To keep them in sync structure wise, you can script the database, > then run the script on the test db to create all of the tables, views, > stored procs, etc.. This basically requires blasting away the current > version and creating a new one. > > If you want to keep the database intact and just make changes to make it > match, you have to write your own sql scripts that will modify the > objects in your database. > > Is that what you needed?