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If we have detected a conflict, it must be in the head to...

I have a big problem.

When i link a database that is a customer backup (to fix erros). The SQL Source Control throws this message

If we have detected a conflict, it must be in the head to live set

So i can not run the "Get Latest Version" command. And also the "Commit" command

Someone have any idea ?

I tested with SQL Source Control 3.X and 4.X. The problema is the same in both
penihel
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  • Allen LeVan
    Hello,

    Sorry for the issue you are having with SQL Source Control. We've opened a ticket for this issue so we can troubleshoot and find the cause of this error. You should receive an email from that system shortly, thanks.
    Allen LeVan
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  • dlrhosseinm
    Was there any resolution to this?
    dlrhosseinm
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  • Pete_Ruiz
    Hello @dlrhosseinm

    A support ticket was opened for the customer who reported this issue and was resolved.

    The issue was caused by a stored procedure. The customer had to remove the offending object from source control and add re-add it.

    Are you experiencing the same issue? If so, you can try the following:

    1 - Unlink that database from Source Control
    2 - Close SSMS
    3 - Delete the contents of all subfolders inside %localappdata%\Red Gate\SQL Source Control 4\Caches
    (Please note that %localappdata% is a Windows Environment variable that usually corresponds to C:\Users\{username}\AppData\Local )
    4 - Use SQL Compare to synchronize your DB with the repository
    5 - Relink DB with the repository


    Pete_Ruiz
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