# Data/Schema compare synch scripts should add PRINT statements in their script

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**Created:** [December 17, 2025, 12:30am UTC](https://forums.toadworld.com/t/data-schema-compare-synch-scripts-should-add-print-statements-in-their-script/61475 "2025-12-17T00:30:27Z")\
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Other competitor tools generate descriptive lines of code when creating a comparison script.

for instance:

```auto
/*Altering object*/
PRINT 'Altering object obj1.View’

ALTER View \[obj1\].\[dbo\]
as
Select a as all…

```

So when the user reads the query, it kind of tells them what section of the code does what, rather than a block of code with no description whatsoever.

This might be toggleable, and will grant added value to our product.