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Tab coloring is not working on SSDT. Is it a bug or VS does not support such features?
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Hi sdks,
Tab coloring currently supports SSMS2012 and SSMS2014 so it's not available in SSDT. We've got a UserVoice request to add support in Visual Studio here, so please add your vote to it.
Thanks,
Aaron. -
I updated to this version yesterday and upon starting SSMS today, I get the ff error:
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
The Add-in 'SQL Prompt 6' failed to load or caused an exception.
Would you like to remove this Add-in?
If you choose yes, the file it was loaded from, 'C:ProgramDataMicrosoftSQL Server Management Studio11.0\AddinsRedGate.SQLPrompt.SSMSUI.2011.AddIn', will be renamed.
Error Message: <Unknown Error>
Error number: 80131604
Yes No
Please advise. -
Hi Ben,
Just to check I understand what's happened: 6.5 was working immediately after you installed it but broke a day later with this error message?
The error message itself is pretty vague and it's what SSMS shows when it fails to load an addin, however this could be for a number of reasons. If it was working and then broke there's a small chance the installation became corrupted (in which case a reinstall or repair should fix it), or even an anti-virus program decided one of our dlls was suspicious and quarantined it.
We received your uninstall feedback that you've tried reinstalling 6.4 - did that help?
Thanks,
Aaron. -
The cross-database suggestions seem to cause completions to explicitly reference the database-name when the database contains a schema with the same name. I have a database with the name ERP which, unfortunately, also has a schema called ERP. When I start typing "ERP." I correctly get a list of tables in that schema, but when I select one of them, it expands this to "ERP.ERP.<table-name>", i.e. specifying both the database-name and the schema-name. If I use auto-complete without typing "ERP." first (i.e. just start typing the first letters of the table-name), it only adds the schema-name, as before.
This can be quite dangerous if it goes unnoticed by whoever writes it. (For example if a stored procedure referencing "ERP.ERP.some_table" is run in database "ERP_test" on a server which also contains a database called "ERP"). -
Hi MobyDX,
Thanks for pointing this out - I agree that this could be confusing. We've just put in a fix in our beta build which will disable the full database suggestions if a schema of the same name exists. Please give it a try and let me know if this fixes it for you.
Thanks,
Aaron. -
Thanks. I have installed the beta and it seems much "safer" :-)
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6.5.0.336 - 11th June