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Hi WillC,
This sounds strange. Would you please contact our support so we can gather more details and investigate - https://productsupport.red-gate.com
Cheers,
Maya -
This morning I have encountered the same problem, even though it has worked fine in the past. Was a solution found?
Thanks,
Nigel -
Nigel, for me to fix this I had to modify the project file, it's actually the "Default Connection string" that throws the error that is used for the Shadow Database. (even though it sounds like it's the target connection)
The Key in the proj file is "<DefaultConnectionString>" The Datasource property wasn't pointing to an existing database.
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Thanks for the reply, Will.
Fortunately, just after posting I realised my own stupidity - I had switched to using a local shadow database (to avoid leaving shadow databases scattered around) and my local server was shut down.
That said, it is seriously confusing to have the connection dialog tell you that connection to the target is fine but then to say it can't connect without specifying what it can't connect to. An opportunity to improve the product, Redgate?
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When Configuring the connection and clicking "Test Connection" I get a message stating "Test connection succeeded".
Once I OK this dialog the SCA toolbar tries to connect and "Fails" Always reporting and error.
I can Deploy successfully by going to Build > Deploy but even after this has succeeded I still get an error in the SCA window.