Using SQL Compare in database-driven website development

Richard Mitchell

7 Jan 20079 min read

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Richard Mitchell and Steven Davidson, the developers on the project, describe how they used Red Gate's database schema-comparison tool, SQL Compare, as an integral part of their project environment when overhauling Red Gate's ASP.NET based website

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Richard Mitchell

Founder Cherry Safe Software Ltd

United Kingdom

I maintain and develop Cherry Safe Software which supports backup of Azure databases, blobs, tables and S3 objects. When not doing that I play around with 3D printers.

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