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SQL server 2000 is no longer supported error message

Since the most recent update i receive an error message stating 'SQL server 2000 is no longer supported by SQL Prompt'. The server which gives this message is running on SQL server 2016 so i am wondering why the program gives this error. We are running SQL Prompt 10.11.0.26431 .




Remko1981
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  • Victoria W
    Hi @Remko1981

    Is this message stopping you from using SQL Prompt?

    Are you able to cancel it and continue?
    Victoria W
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  • Remko1981
    I can cancel the message and continue using SQL prompt. It looks like all functionality keeps working.
    Remko1981
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  • DROP_TABLE_Students
    I am also getting this message.  I've had it pop up twice now, both times when connecting to SQL 2019 servers.  Everything works in SQL Prompt, but it's a distraction and annoyance to have to stop what I'm doing and dismiss a message that is not applicable to me at all.  Please fix.  I am using SQL Prompt 10.11.2.26629 and SSMS 18.10.

    DROP_TABLE_Students
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  • AdrianB
    Do you have any linked servers? If so, and they are SQL Server 2000, you will also get this message.
    AdrianB
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  • Remko1981
    All linked servers are SQL server 2016 or higher. Could the linked server for Active Directory ServiceInterfaces(ADSI) cause this pop-up?
    Remko1981
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  • DROP_TABLE_Students
    I have linked servers, but none are SQL 2000.
    DROP_TABLE_Students
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  • Kurt_M
    I've managed to replicate this from using the full path when selecting from a table:

    Example:

    SELECT * FROM [SERVERNAME].[DATABASE].[SCHEMA].[TABLE]

    The issue specifically occurs when you list the "[SERVERNAME]." portion.

    Can I ask if you all have queries using this? 

    In the meantime, I've escalated this one to be looked into.
    Kurt_M
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  • Remko1981
    @Kurt_M Yes, sometimes i query the linked servers in the way you describe.
    Remko1981
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  • DROP_TABLE_Students
    Like @Remko1981, I also run linked server queries like that at times.  However, if I recall correctly, the last time I saw this message was when I had just connected to a server in the Object Explorer and was not running any query against it yet.

    In any case, I see you've published a presumed fix for this in 10.11.3.  I've installed that version and will report back if I see the message again.  Thank you.
    DROP_TABLE_Students
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  • Kurt_M
    Hi @DROP_TABLE_Students @Remko1981

    Yes, this issue was fixed in the latest release. Please let us know if that fixes it.
    Kurt_M
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