> I'm using DBSolo to schema compare two Oracle 10g databases.

> However, it doesn't look as though DBSolo generate differences (in the
> sync script) for permissions between tables that already exist.

> For example:

> DB1 and DB2 both already have a table called TABLE1. On DB2, TABLE1
> has an extra insert permission granted to USER1.

> Upon performing a schema diff and viewing the generated sql I can't
> see the additional grant being given to USER1 on TABLE1 on DB1.

> Thanks.

> Can you download the latest from dbsolo.com/preview. Notice that
> permissions are not compared by default, you need to enable that
> feature explicitly on the settings page.

> marko

> On Aug 25, 2:14 am, Ash <aku...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Hi,

> > I'm using DBSolo to schema compare two Oracle 10g databases.

> > However, it doesn't look as though DBSolo generate differences (in the
> > sync script) for permissions between tables that already exist.

> > For example:

> > DB1 and DB2 both already have a table called TABLE1. On DB2, TABLE1
> > has an extra insert permission granted to USER1.

> > Upon performing a schema diff and viewing the generated sql I can't
> > see the additional grant being given to USER1 on TABLE1 on DB1.

> > Thanks.

> Thanks for that. Downloading version 3.7.5 fixed that issue.

> Also in future, will there be a feature to filter the compared
> permissions based on the grantee?
> E.g. I only want to compare differences in permissions on TABLE1 where
> the grantee is USER1 - is this feature in the roadmap and likely to be
> implemented soon?

> Thanks.

> On Aug 25, 10:03 pm, DB Solo Admin <mhant...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi,

>> Can you download the latest from dbsolo.com/preview. Notice that
>> permissions are not compared by default, you need to enable that
>> feature explicitly on the settings page.

>> marko

>> On Aug 25, 2:14 am, Ash <aku...@gmail.com> wrote:

>> > Hi,

>> > I'm using DBSolo to schema compare two Oracle 10g databases.

>> > However, it doesn't look as though DBSolo generate differences (in the
>> > sync script) for permissions between tables that already exist.

>> > For example:

>> > DB1 and DB2 both already have a table called TABLE1. On DB2, TABLE1
>> > has an extra insert permission granted to USER1.

>> > Upon performing a schema diff and viewing the generated sql I can't
>> > see the additional grant being given to USER1 on TABLE1 on DB1.

>> > Thanks.