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i need to compare on object level (Table/Procedure..) schemas between Fabric Databases / Warehouses. But i cannot find any tool working for this job:
- Visual Studio 2022 + SSDT
Seems not possible. I can add the connections but when try to compare i get "Error master.dbo.sysconfigure is not supported in this version of sql server". Same error i get when i successfully "import" the fabric database as a "DB Project" but then try to compare livedb<>project
- Visual Studio Code
Cannot find any extension to do the job. "DB Projects" contains no schema compare and "SQL Server" also not
- Azure Data Studio
Didn't try , dont want to install extra for this job inbecause its official deprecated
Anyone with insights for a working solution? Having "Fabric Deployment Pipelines" looks nice, but there i also only see the DB Artecfacts and not the DB Objects itself like tables.. to compare
Solved! Go to Solution.
hurray, it works now with Visual Studio. Had to update to latest VS version.
--> SQL database in Microsoft Fabric (requires VS2022 17.12)
Reference: Install SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) - SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) | Microsoft Learn
Hi @jochenj
Good news - Schema Compare is also coming to VS Code mssql extension soon (Public Preview end of April) roadmap · microsoft/vscode-mssql Wiki.
If you'd like to see Schema Compare integrated natively inside the Fabric query editor, I suggest submitting an idea. Fabric Ideas - Microsoft Fabric Community.
Thanks!
hurray, it works now with Visual Studio. Had to update to latest VS version.
--> SQL database in Microsoft Fabric (requires VS2022 17.12)
Reference: Install SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) - SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) | Microsoft Learn
Hi @jochenj
Maybe you can try to use Redgate SQL Compare or xSQL Schema Compare.
SQL Compare: Compare And Synchronize SQL Server Schemas
Compare and synchronize the schema of on-premise SQL Server or Azure Databases - xSQL Software
Best Regards,
Jayleny