No I have not attempted any code. The issue just came up late yesterday. So I have been contemplating the best way of doing it. I am working on it today. All I want to do is compare the data row by row. The tables are all the same. They are system tables in sybase. We had some issues arise with our roles and want to verify that we are synchronized accross ENV. Each instance of sybase is running on it's own box. I would like this to be something we could use in the future. I guess I see it taking a long time because I would have to build an array for each table and then compare each array to the other e.g. a1 compares to a2, a3, a4, a5, a6, a7
a2 compares to a3, a4, a5, a6, a7 ...
If in the future we want to do this with some larger tables it might be really tedious. Just some ideas not looking for new applications just something quick that might have some future value.

In reply to Re^2: Comparing tables over multiple servers by mnlight
in thread Comparing tables over multiple servers by mnlight

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