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SSMS22 & SQL Prompt 11 crash after latest SSMS22 update (10-02-2026)

I updated SSMS 22 to latest release (10th feb 2026), and now it crashes consistantly if SQL Prompt 11(latest version) is also installed.
I had to remove SQL Prompt to get SSMS 22 to stop crashing.
I have tried to do complete uninstall of both SSMS 22 & SQL prompt 11, but with same result

Bjørn
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  • Richard

    Both SQL Prompt and SQL Search were mentioned in the Redgate update, but it seems like SQL Dependency Tracker also has an issue with the latest version of SSMS 22.3.

    Richard
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  • Tony

    Release Notes for SQL Serach:

    Version 3.9 (current), November 21, 2025.

    In release notes:  SQL Search 3.9.4.6402 - 28th January 2026

    Tony
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  • mike.hodgson

    For those of you who didn't get Redgate's email about 5 hours ago…

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    We’re writing to inform you about a compatibility issue affecting several products within our Productivity solution area when used with the latest version of SSMS.

    What happened

    Microsoft updated some of the underlying libraries as part of the SSMS 22.3.2 release, which changed how extensions are loaded during startup. This created compatibility issues for a range of extension vendors, including several of Redgate’s Productivity tools.

    We’ve been working closely to address this as quickly as possible.

    What’s happening next

    We are releasing fixes in two stages:

    1. Interim fix – already available for SQL Prompt

    We released an interim compatibility fix for SQL Prompt last Friday. Customers who update SQL Prompt and are using the latest version of SSMS can continue working without disruption.

    Please note: 
    Interim fixes for other affected Productivity tools are coming on Wednesday. These updates will ensure compatibility with the latest SSMS release, although they will not support some earlier SSMS versions. This allows customers who have already updated SSMS to remain productive while we complete broader fixes.

    2. Full compatibility update – coming shortly after

    We are preparing a broader fix that restores compatibility across multiple supported SSMS versions.

    We will communicate as soon as this is available.

    Where to find the latest updates

    For the most current information, downloads, and release notes, please visit our documentation pages.

    We understand how disruptive tooling issues can be and appreciate your patience while we work through this carefully. Our priority is to restore stable, predictable compatibility across supported environments.

    If you have urgent concerns or need guidance on version alignment, our support team is ready to help.

    Best regards, 
    The Redgate Team

    mike.hodgson
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  • Richard Morris

    I guess they don't email every SQL Prompt user (purchased)…

    Following the instructions on Installer changes in SQL Prompt 11.3.6

    When installing SQL Prompt 11.3.6, the installer checks for installed SSMS version. You can download the latest version of SQL Prompt from this page.

    I've downloaded the installer three times, hoping that it will eventually give me 11.3.6 but it only ends up installing 11.3.5 which of course then crashes SSMS.

    Hope they can fix this, ASAP.

    Richard Morris
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  • Scott

    I am still having this exact issue as of February 17, with SSMS 22.3.0 and the latest version of Red Gate tools downloaded and installed today. My SQL Prompt version shows as 11.3.5.21197.

    Scott
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  • jonathan nyberg

    As i understood if you have ssms 22.3 installed installation program should offer you to install 11.3.6 of sql prompt. But that does not happened for me. 

    jonathan nyberg
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