What new feature(s) would you like to see in the add-in? Post your suggestions here.
1/15/2009 2:22:48 AM
amiram
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It will be great if I could select which diffs to fix like in the EF refresh model window
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1/19/2009 3:56:34 AM
Kristofer Andersson
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amiram wrote:
It will be great if I could select which diffs to fix like in the EF refresh model window
I'm thinking about adding a new "diff" tab or 'diff mode' in the 'exclusion list' dialog that outlines the differences between the two current tabs. What do you think - would that cover it?
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1/19/2009 4:44:41 AM
amiram
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I don't think the place for that is the exclusions list. When I update the model, I want to see the update actions before they are being executed and select those I don't want to apply. Also, a graphic view of the update actions will be much more understandable than the output window.
In the exclusions list, tables and views should be separated. I use only the tables nut not the views. Currently I unchecked the first checkbox int the compare options window, but then I can miss a new table.
Thanks
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1/20/2009 5:42:57 AM
Kristofer Andersson
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amiram wrote:
I don't think the place for that is the exclusions list. When I update the model, I want to see the update actions before they are being executed and select those I don't want to apply. Also, a graphic view of the update actions will be much more understandable than the output window.
In the exclusions list, tables and views should be separated. I use only the tables nut not the views. Currently I unchecked the first checkbox int the compare options window, but then I can miss a new table.
Thanks
Ok, tables and views are separated in:
- the update/compare options dialog
- the 'new tables/views' dialog
- the exclusions list dialog
...as of version 1.60 (to be released next week).
I agreee that a graphic view of differences would be nice, I will keep it in mind for a future version.
Best regards,
Kristofer
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