Last post was in March. Is SSMS 20.1 supported yet and if so, what are the steps to get it installed and working? SSMS version 19 was working great until the upgrade of SSMS 20. Please advise
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I have zero intellisense driving me bonkers ready to stop using this product. -
Hi
This is a known bug that's currently being investigated by our developers.
The only known workaround is to downgrade to SQL Prompt 10.14.4, so you won't be able to use SSMS 20 + SQL Prompt.
I've listed the installer in case you'd like to do that:
https://download.red-gate.com/checkforupdates/SQLPrompt/SQLPrompt_10.14.4.4865.exe
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Thanks!
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Hi @georgenarr
Sorry to hear you are having this issue, I have investigated similar reports with other users and they have found a solution which may be of use for you.
Are you currently using other Redgate Toolbelt products - specifically SQL Source Control?
We've found users with an older version of Source Control on their system (v7.4.6 and prior) was causing a conflict with the tools.
If you are using an older version of Source Control, can I please ask that you patch into a more recent version and verify if this issue is still occurring for you
The latest version is V7.7.16 and can be accessed here:
https://download.red-gate.com/checkforupdates/SQLSourceControl/SQLSourceControl_7.7.16.18967.exe
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I am not using Source Control
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Hi georgenarr
Can I check your installed version of SQL Prompt - I have V10.14.21 installed and running on my SSMS instance running v20.1.10.0
You may need to uninstall & reinstall SQL Prompt on this version to install the tools into SSMS 20.1, however from my testing it is working as expected.
Download link for the latest version available here:
https://download.red-gate.com/checkforupdates/SQLPrompt/SQLPrompt_10.14.21.9884.exe
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