You can include or exclude specific objects from comparison and synchronization using the Change Data Comparison Properties wizard. You can use these settings to filter database objects and data:
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You can also include or exclude objects when configuring the data comparison settings on the Options page in the New Data Comparison wizard.
You can open the Change Data Comparison Properties wizard after you run a data comparison and review the results to modify the comparison settings.
Open the Change Data Comparison Properties wizard in one of these ways:
By default, all records are selected for comparison and synchronization. To exclude the records of a specific difference type, under Display options, clear the checkboxes for the options.

To exclude tables and/or views, under Comparison Options, clear the checkboxes for Compare tables and/or Compare views.

To include or exclude tables or views by mask:
1. Under Auto Mapping, select Exclude tables or views by mask.
Tip
To locate the option quickly, start typing its name in the search box. The option appears highlighted in the grid.
2. Click the ellipsis (…) to open the Edit Mask dialog.
3. Specify the mask.
4. Click OK.

dbForge Studio enables you to include or exclude the following types of columns:
To include or exclude the column types, under Auto Mapping, select or clear the corresponding checkboxes.

To exclude columns by mask:
1. Under Auto Mapping, select Ignore columns by mask.
2. Click the ellipsis (…) to open the Edit Mask dialog.
3. Specify the mask.
4. Click OK.
You can use regular expressions (regex) to include or exclude database objects.
To filter objects by using regular expressions:
1. Under Auto Mapping, select Ignore columns by mask.
2. Click the ellipsis (…) to open the Edit Mask dialog.
3. Select Use Regular Expression.
4. Click the arrow to display the list of supported expressions and select the required one.
5. Define a regex pattern to specify the objects you want to include or exclude from the comparison.
6. Click OK.

You can exclude objects that were added after running the comparison.
To ignore the objects that are not explicitly included in the data comparison project, under Auto Mapping, select Exclude newly added objects.
You can exclude data rows that match certain criteria by using an advanced filter rule.
To create a filter rule to exclude data:
1. Go to the Mapping page.
2. Select the table to which you want to apply the filter.
3. On the Mapping toolbar, click Filter.
4. In the WHERE filter dialog, specify the WHERE clause expression to exclude the rows that don’t match it.
5. Optional: Click Validate to verify the expression.
6. Click OK to apply the filter.
For more information, see Configure data filter options.