I usually dump data from different sources and used the Data Viewer from BC2 to look for changes/additions.
Using BC2, I was able to configure the Data Viewer to compare different files, customizing the comparison, marking some columns as Unimportant, not sorting by key columns, etc. I would save the "rules" and BC2 created ".bcdv" files which I stored in a common location.
This made it easy to later export the same data, and use BC2's data viewer using the ".bcdv" files to compare the data, without having to go back and indicate which columns were unimportant, delimiters, etc.
Is this capability present in BC3, or do I have to specify all of the 'rules' for the data comparison each time I dump and compare these sets of files?
(Sorry for the possible newbie questions, but the interface/functionality appears to be significantly different between BC2 & BC3. It will probably be a learning curve for me to get used to the new design
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Using BC2, I was able to configure the Data Viewer to compare different files, customizing the comparison, marking some columns as Unimportant, not sorting by key columns, etc. I would save the "rules" and BC2 created ".bcdv" files which I stored in a common location.
This made it easy to later export the same data, and use BC2's data viewer using the ".bcdv" files to compare the data, without having to go back and indicate which columns were unimportant, delimiters, etc.
Is this capability present in BC3, or do I have to specify all of the 'rules' for the data comparison each time I dump and compare these sets of files?
(Sorry for the possible newbie questions, but the interface/functionality appears to be significantly different between BC2 & BC3. It will probably be a learning curve for me to get used to the new design

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