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Hi @AndrewV91
The development team have created a GitHub issue task to take a look into this, so I'll keep you informed of any updates! -
Hi @AndrewV91
Would you be able to do a clean uninstall and reinstall with clearing out the directories for SQL Prompt perhaps using a tool like Revo.
To achieve this download and run Revo uninstaller https://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html to get thoroughly get rid of the Redgate tools. You will need to turn on “Show system components" from the Revo Uninstaller options. It is off by default
Please, then reinstall SQL Prompt, cleanout the previous directory where you unpacked "FormatCommandLine.zip" and grab it from the updated version and unpack again and try running the commands again.
I had success with using the AdventureWorks as an example, using:SqlPrompt.Format.CommandLine.exe --i-agree-to-the-eula -p "C:\Users\Dan.Calver\Documents\AdventureWorks2014" -s Default
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The command I'm running is: SqlPrompt.Format.CommandLine.exe --i-agree-to-the-eula -p "C:\Users\andrew.0279091\source\repos\Data\ConfieDW\dbo\Stored Procedures" -s Default
I tried running the bulk operation through SQL Prompt in SSMS but the option doesn't exist for me like it does in the documentation.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!