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Does SQL Compare work with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and 2008?

April 26, 2017compare Microsoft sql SQL Server

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Does SQL Compare work with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and 2008?

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SQL Compare has been completely reengineered to make the most of SQL Server 2005. You can compare and synchronize all SQL Server 2005 objects including: XML schema collections, CLR Assemblies, DDL Triggers, Message types, Contracts, Services, Routes, Event notifications, Queues, Synonyms, Partition functions, Partition schemes, Service binding, Certificate (partial support), Symmetric key (partial support) Asymmetric key (partial support), and New datatypes (e.g. varchar(MAX)). It has also been engineered to support all the new features in SQL Server 2008. If you browse our developer blogs, you’ll get an idea about what a wonderful feat of engineering this has been.