Compare and Sync two Sql server Databases using msDeploy

Hi,
I have two servers on each server I have sql server 2005 with the same database instance, So I want to use msdeploy to compare between two databases and then sync new rows,tables and any database object from first server to second one.
I used dbFullSql provider but dbFullSql provider used to sync for first Time.
Please if there any idea.
Thanks and Regards.
mhd

Hi Mohammed Oda,
Could you explain what your demand, i am not quite understand your description, if you are asking the SQL question please post in SQL forum.
SQL Server question please post to theSQL Server forum.
SQL Server forum:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-us/home?category=sqlserver
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