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Thanks for your post.
I believe the dialogue box it's trying to display is the licensing client. It does this when it doesn't find the licensing information and believes the tool is unlicensed.
I take it that SQL Data Compare Pro is activated on the SQL Server, so the problem might be that the account running the job doesn't have access to licensing information.
Can you make sure that the account used for the job can read:
x64: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Red Gate
x86: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Red Gate
C:\ProgramData\Red Gate\Licenses
I hope this helps. / comments
Thanks for your post.
I believe the dialogue box it's trying to display is the licensing client. It does this when it doesn't find the licensing information and believes the tool is unlicensed.
I t...
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This should be fairly straight forward if you add some way to identify if a name is male or female.
If there isn't a column for gender, then there isn't any way to know which sex the name is.
I would probably suggest adding another column (probably gender) that you can record if the name is male or female, and then filter on WHERE gender = 'male'/'female'. / comments
Thanks for your post.
This should be fairly straight forward if you add some way to identify if a name is male or female.
If there isn't a column for gender, then there isn't any way to know which ...
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I'm afraid two different versions of SQL Source Control can't really exist on the same machine. You could install the betas on a test machine or VM, but you won't be able to have multiple versions on your main workstation. / comments
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I'm afraid two different versions of SQL Source Control can't really exist on the same machine. You could install the betas on a test machine or VM, but you won't be able to h...
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I'm afraid it's not possible at the moment, but it's a popular idea, so I've added you as another vote for feature DT-289. / comments
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I'm afraid it's not possible at the moment, but it's a popular idea, so I've added you as another vote for feature DT-289.
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I see what you mean, and it does look like a bug with the print function. However, a better way to export to CSV will be to use 'Tools' > 'Export comparison results'.
This will allow you to export a summary to CSV, but doesn't have the problem of having empty columns.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Chris / comments
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I see what you mean, and it does look like a bug with the print function. However, a better way to export to CSV will be to use 'Tools' > 'Export comparison results'.
This wil...
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We have had a couple of people ask about this, and we currently have feature request SOC-2058 open for it.
It's currently scheduled for version 3.1, but that's not set in stone.
We normally implement features based on popularity, so you might like to log the request on our uservoice site and see if other users will up-vote the suggestion. / comments
Thanks for your post.
We have had a couple of people ask about this, and we currently have feature request SOC-2058 open for it.
It's currently scheduled for version 3.1, but that's not set in ston...
Do you happen to know what size the data.sdf file gets to when it starts causing problems? / comments
Do you happen to know what size the data.sdf file gets to when it starts causing problems?
On a 64_bit server I added the key and with a value of zero it looks no different (expected) but a value of 1 I see no activity history. Is this what it is expected to do?
As far as I know, the registry key only affects what is drawn on the timeline, it doesn't have anything to do with the activity history. I tested this on one of my servers and it worked as expected. I haven't heard anything else to the contrary for any other users either.
It's not really a supported feature of SQL Backup, so if it's not behaving for you, then I would recommend removing the key and retuning the setting back to normal. / comments
On a 64_bit server I added the key and with a value of zero it looks no different (expected) but a value of 1 I see no activity history. Is this what it is expected to do?
As far as I know, th...
Are there any other publically known registry key values that could be usefull?
Not that I know of. There used to be one for UI debugging, but that's not used any more. / comments
Are there any other publically known registry key values that could be usefull?
Not that I know of. There used to be one for UI debugging, but that's not used any more.
Hi Jhboricua,
This is a GUI setting so you need to create the registry key on the machine where the SQL Backup client is installed.
To create the registry value, please follow these steps:
1) Open Regedit.exe
2) Navigate to:
on 32 bit: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Red Gate\SQL Backup
on 64 bit: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Red Gate\SQL Backup
3) Right-click the SQL Backup key and select New > Key
4) Call the key 'Client' (without the quotes)
5) Within the 'Client' key create a New > DWord > DisableTimelineItemRequests
6) Set 'DisableTimelineItemRequests' to value to 1
I hope this helps. / comments
Hi Jhboricua,
This is a GUI setting so you need to create the registry key on the machine where the SQL Backup client is installed.
To create the registry value, please follow these steps:
1) Open ...