Jonathan Taylor
Member²
Possible enhancement:-
In the differences tab (after the comparison has completed) I can click on each object in the top pane, and the SQL to synchronize the object with the target database appears in the bottom pane.
The "Copy SQL to clipboard" button allows me to copy the currently selected object to the clipboard.
Using the Control (or Shift) key, I can copy multiple objects to the clipboard.
However, I can not easily inspect every single object (i.e. single-click and show differences) AND multi-select objects that I want to copy to the clipboard.
As soon as I Control-select an object it appears at the bottom (if I scan the list from top to bottom) of the SQL pane. If I single-click to inspect one object - then I lose the selection.
At the moment - I have to copy each single object to the clipboard, and copy that into my text editor.
This is still a great help - but it would be more useful if there was a checkbox against each object, so that I could inspect each single object, and mark the ones I want to copy, without losing the "selection" that the checkboxes provide.
In the differences tab (after the comparison has completed) I can click on each object in the top pane, and the SQL to synchronize the object with the target database appears in the bottom pane.
The "Copy SQL to clipboard" button allows me to copy the currently selected object to the clipboard.
Using the Control (or Shift) key, I can copy multiple objects to the clipboard.
However, I can not easily inspect every single object (i.e. single-click and show differences) AND multi-select objects that I want to copy to the clipboard.
As soon as I Control-select an object it appears at the bottom (if I scan the list from top to bottom) of the SQL pane. If I single-click to inspect one object - then I lose the selection.
At the moment - I have to copy each single object to the clipboard, and copy that into my text editor.
This is still a great help - but it would be more useful if there was a checkbox against each object, so that I could inspect each single object, and mark the ones I want to copy, without losing the "selection" that the checkboxes provide.
