Database schema compare tool enables you to identify differences in the object structure within relational databases, and synchronize your specific objects acro...
Visualize the differences between database schemas Intelligent mapping of (renamed) database objects Includes a command-line utility Datanamic SchemaDiffis a tool for comparison and synchronization of database schemas. It allows you to compare and synchronize tables, views, functions, sequences (generat...
PostgresCompare The schema and data comparison tool for PostgreSQL PostgresCompare supports PostgreSQL v9.2 or later Download free trial Find thedifferencesbetween databases. PostgresCompare identifies database objects that have been new, different or deleted....
PostgresCompare The schema and data comparison tool for PostgreSQL PostgresCompare supports PostgreSQL v9.2 or later Download free trial Find thedifferencesbetween databases. PostgresCompare identifies database objects that have been new, different or deleted....
urlDeprecated:Use<database>'s url attribute instead. The database URL.No usernameDeprecated:The database username to connect with.No passwordDeprecated:The password to use when connecting to the database.No defaultSchemaNameDeprecated:Schema to use by default for managed database objects and Liquiba...
When comparing just one table with another: only run the schema and data comparisons Check both databases exist and are accessible, if not, throw an error The database collation is then compared between the source and the target and any differences noted for the output ...
Schema Diff compares schema objects between two database schemas. Use theToolsmenu to access Schema Diff. Schema Diff allows you to: Compare and synchronize the database schemas (from source to target). Visualize the differences between database schemas. ...
Code Example: Diff Tables Within a Database Here's a code example from the video, where we compare data between two Snowflake tables within one database. data-diff \ "snowflake://<username>:<password>@<password>/<DATABASE>/<SCHEMA_1>?warehouse=<WAREHOUSE>&role=<ROLE>" <TABLE_1> \ ...
The diff command is typically used at the completion of a project to verify all expected changes are in the changelog or to detect drift between a model schema and a database's actual schema. The diff command is also useful for the following tasks:...
Changed SQL code including trigger SQL, index creation SQL, view creation SQL code and changed data records are displayed with yellow highlighting to make it easier to see the differences between the compared files. SQLite Schema Comparison Comparing two SQLite database files is as simple as ...