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It's not useful with a project file - it takes effect with include/exclude options specified on the command line. / comments
It's not useful with a project file - it takes effect with include/exclude options specified on the command line.
Have you selected any objects in the project? When using a project from the command line, it obeys object selections that you made in the UI - but by default nothing starts out selected to avoid accidental deployments, so if you didn't select any objects, you will be left in the situation you describe. You should be able to fix this by re-opening the project in the UI and selecting all objects. / comments
Have you selected any objects in the project? When using a project from the command line, it obeys object selections that you made in the UI - but by default nothing starts out selected to avoid ac...
Unfortunately the problem is much more likely to be caused by a combination of product installs rather than the SQL Search version, so updating other products installed in SSMS is much more likely to help than attempting to roll back SQL Search; installing a previous version of SQL Search would just auto-update back to this version in any case. / comments
Unfortunately the problem is much more likely to be caused by a combination of product installs rather than the SQL Search version, so updating other products installed in SSMS is much more likely ...
We're having a look at this issue now. Can I check which versions of SQL Source Control and SQL Prompt you both have? You may be able to resolve the problem by updating to the latest versions of both of these other tools. If you've got a support contract I also advise that you send an email in to support@red-gate.com with these details as this will help us keep track and keep you updated more easily. / comments
We're having a look at this issue now. Can I check which versions of SQL Source Control and SQL Prompt you both have? You may be able to resolve the problem by updating to the latest versions of bo...
https://documentation.red-gate.com/display/SQT3/Adding+a+database+to+SQL+Test describes the steps that SQL Test takes on installing the framework, which is the part which needs elevated permissions. You should be able to have someone with the appropriate permissions install the framework onto the database, after which the developers just need to be able to create and execute stored procedures and CLR in the appropriate schemas. / comments
https://documentation.red-gate.com/display/SQT3/Adding+a+database+to+SQL+Test describes the steps that SQL Test takes on installing the framework, which is the part which needs elevated permissions...
This is definitely a feature we're actively considering. You might want to request it on https://redgate.uservoice.com/forums/141379-sql-compare so that we can see additional demand for it, which will have input to our prioritization decisions. / comments
This is definitely a feature we're actively considering. You might want to request it on https://redgate.uservoice.com/forums/141379-sql-compare so that we can see additional demand for it, which w...
Could you try out the latest version, and see if that has fixed the problem? We've recently done some work in that area, so it might well have done so; if not, I might be able to do more with a more up to date script. / comments
Could you try out the latest version, and see if that has fixed the problem? We've recently done some work in that area, so it might well have done so; if not, I might be able to do more with a mor...
Which version of SQL Compare 13, and which version of SQL Server? I can't reproduce the problem on 13.7.16 (the latest frequent releases build) and SQL Server 2019. We recently made a change to role membership addition to use the ALTER ROLE ADD MEMBER syntax where possible, so I'd expect an up to date script to be using that rather than sp_addrolemember. / comments
Which version of SQL Compare 13, and which version of SQL Server? I can't reproduce the problem on 13.7.16 (the latest frequent releases build) and SQL Server 2019. We recently made a change to rol...
Yes - this is normal behaviour when we have to 'rebuild' or 'unbind' objects in the middle of a deployment - e.g. a schemabound function that depends on something that you've changed. If there weren't any changes to that object, we will put it back the way it was by the end of the deployment, but we have to modify it briefly in the middle of the deployment to perform the requested actions. / comments
Yes - this is normal behaviour when we have to 'rebuild' or 'unbind' objects in the middle of a deployment - e.g. a schemabound function that depends on something that you've changed. If there were...
You can connect to your servers from the SQL Backup UI to check their licensing state - they won't use up your license allocation until you install server components and activate the license on the server. / comments
You can connect to your servers from the SQL Backup UI to check their licensing state - they won't use up your license allocation until you install server components and activate the license on the...