Comments
Sort by recent activity
Hello,
You may have selected the "disconnect users from database" option as part of the restore because that works by taking the database offline.
The reason why the database can't be taken offline, though, is a condition of the SQL Server. Maybe you just can't do this to msdb while the server is in use. / comments
Hello,
You may have selected the "disconnect users from database" option as part of the restore because that works by taking the database offline.
The reason why the database can't be taken offline...
Hi Randy,
SQL Backup is a layer over SQL Server backup/restore. If you are getting a "SQL error", then there is probably something wrong with the database being restored over and we have no control over this. / comments
Hi Randy,
SQL Backup is a layer over SQL Server backup/restore. If you are getting a "SQL error", then there is probably something wrong with the database being restored over and we have no control...
Hi Patrick,
Profiling a WPF application is exactly the same as any other type of application.
I'd recommend changing the results from "wall clock" time to "CPU time" as your application's entry point (main) will always show the full length of time that you were profiling the applicaiton under wall-clock time.
Maybe the CPU time can further rationalize the rest of your results as well. / comments
Hi Patrick,
Profiling a WPF application is exactly the same as any other type of application.
I'd recommend changing the results from "wall clock" time to "CPU time" as your application's entry poi...
Hi Jerry,
The forum is for community support, although we do moderate it, and in fact do end up answering most of the new topics. Since you had a reply to this topic, we did not raise a support incident for it.
If you have a support contract, please contact us directly by phone or email. / comments
Hi Jerry,
The forum is for community support, although we do moderate it, and in fact do end up answering most of the new topics. Since you had a reply to this topic, we did not raise a support inc...
Hello Jason,
The CLSID referenced in the error message is the Internet Explorer component, so the problem is that ANTS Memory Profiler is trying to launch a new instance of IE as a test harness and it cannot create the IE object that it needs.
You should be able to fix this by registering the IE COM component from a command prompt:
regsvr32 shdocvw.dll
/ comments
Hello Jason,
The CLSID referenced in the error message is the Internet Explorer component, so the problem is that ANTS Memory Profiler is trying to launch a new instance of IE as a test harness and...
Hello,
There have been some fixes for this, in particular some proxies weren't working correctly with the update service, Squid, for example.
The updates will appear in the next release of the software. / comments
Hello,
There have been some fixes for this, in particular some proxies weren't working correctly with the update service, Squid, for example.
The updates will appear in the next release of the soft...
Hello,
Thanks for naming the offending web proxy software. Now we can test our update service against it.
The update service should be using impersonation to get through your proxy, so at least if it uses a 'transparent' Windows logon to allow access, Update Service should work.
Nevertheless, we are still seeing these problems occur sporadically. They didn't happen previously because the update service was using plain HTTP. / comments
Hello,
Thanks for naming the offending web proxy software. Now we can test our update service against it.
The update service should be using impersonation to get through your proxy, so at least if ...
Hi Dirk,
The first thing to try is to register textmgrp.dll -- your SSMS installation is probably corrupt.
regsvr32 textmgrp.dll
/ comments
Hi Dirk,
The first thing to try is to register textmgrp.dll -- your SSMS installation is probably corrupt.
regsvr32 textmgrp.dll
Hello,
Thanks for your forum post. I don't know of a way to track down handle leaks specifically using ANTS Memory Profiler, as the primary focus is objects on the managed heap rather then Windows resources. Process Explorer from Microsoft may be a good choice to monitor your process' handle usage. They have written an article about tracing handle leaks here: http://rfvicente.spaces.live.com/Blog/c ... !394.entry
I hope this helps. / comments
Hello,
Thanks for your forum post. I don't know of a way to track down handle leaks specifically using ANTS Memory Profiler, as the primary focus is objects on the managed heap rather then Windows ...
If a dockable window in SQL Compare 3's interface becomes invisible, you can usually get it back simply by viewing an object that updates it. For example, if the side-by-side SQL window becomes hidden, then clicking on an object in the list of objects will usually cause it to re-appear because you'd forced SQL Compare to re-draw the side-by-side window by performing this action. / comments
If a dockable window in SQL Compare 3's interface becomes invisible, you can usually get it back simply by viewing an object that updates it. For example, if the side-by-side SQL window becomes hid...