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You create, modify, and run a schema comparison job in the Schema Comparison Job editor.
To create a new schema comparison job
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If the job is used to monitor compliance against company standards or policies, you can add it to the Compliance Explorer list. This list lets you quickly see all the jobs that have recently passed or failed the compliance criteria you set.
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- Type a new name for the job in the Name field. Enter a meaningful name that will quickly and uniquely identify the job in other views and dialogs.
- Add relevant information in the Notes field.
- Click Track Results in Compliance Explorer if you want the job to be listed in the Compliance Explorer.
- Click File > Save or File > Save All, or highlight the editor window, and then press Ctrl+S.
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The Schema Comparison Source and Schema Comparison Target panes identify what data sources or schema archives are compared when the job runs. The Schema Comparison Job editor displays the Name, Type, and Host of the source and target.
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The mapping process pairs objects between the job source and target so that the objects can be compared. You can see and modify pairs using the Mapping tab of the Schema Comparison Job editor.
DB Change Manager automatically maps schema objects based on its interpretation of both schemas. Elements that do not match are initially excluded; you can manually map them prior to running the job.
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