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    Ashfaque Hussain
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    Hi, How to compare same database with different version inside visual studio. I have one project of database, it has different versions. I have to compare any two different version. Thanks

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      Hi, How to compare same database with different version inside visual studio. I have one project of database, it has different versions. I have to compare any two different version. Thanks

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      Presuming you are using SQL Server (you do not tell us what database) you need to compare the schemas of the 2 databases by looping through the various sysobject and views. There are also a number of tools that will do the job for you, some of them free!

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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        Presuming you are using SQL Server (you do not tell us what database) you need to compare the schemas of the 2 databases by looping through the various sysobject and views. There are also a number of tools that will do the job for you, some of them free!

        Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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        Yes Mycroft I am using SQL Server, let me try your idea. Thanks

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