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SQL Prompt does not Install into SSMS 21.0 Preview 1.0

SLQ Prompt does not install into SSMS 21.0 Preview 1.0. No errors thrown, just not installed/available/listed in Extensions/etc....

SQL Server Management Studio 21.0.47.35507.96
SQL Server Management Objects (SMO) 17.100.52.0+957a4c684b73d35cc018b7e321b67b6b2a60876b
Microsoft T-SQL Parser 17.2.9.1+6d57751656f58b56aee52eb2638218ed0c2e70f8.6d57751656f58b56aee52eb2638218ed0c2e70f8
Microsoft Data SqlClient (MDS) 5.1.6
Microsoft SQL Server Data-Tier Application Framework (DacFX) 162.4.96.1+aa6267a9a33cd6e077fe8ea5fa178573b0bf53a1
Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0.30319.42000
Operating System 10.0.22631
JasonSelburg
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  • Jon_Kirkwood
    Hi @JasonSelburg

    Thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forums regarding your SSMS21 install.

    We have the following blog post published regarding our support of SSMS V21:
    https://productsupport.red-gate.com/hc/en-us/articles/23014007338909-SSMS-v21-and-your-Redgate-products

    As of now, SSMS v21 is still in Preview Release 1 and Redgate tools do not yet officially support this version. We're actively working to ensure our tools are compatible with SSMS v21 ahead of its General Availability (GA) release.

    We recommend that users who rely on Redgate tools for their workflows continue to use the latest supported version of SSMS for now. Compatibility updates and announcements will be provided as we approach the GA release.

    Jon_Kirkwood
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  • Adam Winter

    SQLPrompt_10.16.9.16203 says it supports SSMS 21, but when I install it, the installer doesn't detect it and SSMS 21 doesn't show any sign of it.  What's the issue?  I'm running SSMS 21 preview 5.

    Adam Winter
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  • gary melhaff

    Same problem.  Why does it say it supports it when it clearly does not.  I'm running SSMS 21 full release so this isn't just a preview problem.  

    gary melhaff
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  • Warren van Rooyen

    I have same issue as Gary.
    Uninstalled whole Red-Gate SQLToolbelt, uninstalled ssms v21 preview.
    Reinstalled ssms v21 full release, and after that installed SQLToolbelt.  
    SSMS v21 installs to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 21\Release\
    Whereas SQLToolbelt installs to C:\Program Files (x86)\Red Gate\
    Shouldn't it also install to C:\Program Files ?

    I've done this process twice just to be certain.
    After the second install I copied folders from C:\Program Files (x86)\Red Gate\ to the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 21\Release\Common7\IDE\Extensions and restarted ssms v21.  Still not finding extensions.

    Warren van Rooyen
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  • Adam Winter

    I have found that if I go into Extensions -→ Customize Menu, I see SQL Prompt available and checked, but it still doesn't show up in SSMS.  If I uncheck that, close it, and go back and re-enable it and then restart SSMS, SQL Prompt shows up as expected.  Somewhere, there's a glitch with the initial enabling of the extension.  

    Adam Winter
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