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Schema Compare

Compare column types and constraints (primary key, Index Key, Foreign Key ) between source and target datasets.

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Last updated 4 months ago

Schema comparison is a process that identifies differences between database object definitions. It can be used to compare two schemas within a single database, or between a database and any other dataset.

Benefits of schema Comparison are -

  • Ensures consistency between environments.

  • Prevents runtime errors caused by mismatched schemas.

  • Speeds up deployment and migration processes.

  • Helps in detecting and fixing schema drift (unintended changes).