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I'm sorry, but I will have to disagree with you DanC. I tried deleting the table in question, committing and relinking, only to have every table throw this error, even though there were no recent changes in these tables that were failing. The solution via productsupport was to unlink, delete my local repo, re-clone from remote and re-attach. All was good, and no commits were shown. It was not syntax. / comments
I'm sorry, but I will have to disagree with you DanC. I tried deleting the table in question, committing and relinking, only to have every table throw this error, even though there were no recent ...
I'm getting this too. Source Control 7.1.9. I've even tried deleting the table and recreating it from a previous commit, which clearly was valid at the time. No love. / comments
I'm getting this too. Source Control 7.1.9. I've even tried deleting the table and recreating it from a previous commit, which clearly was valid at the time. No love.
I wonder if I'm having the same problem: Every time I reboot the SQL Server (for maintenance) The monitor stops, and never restarts. It certainly isn't invalid credentials since it's just a reboot, so I'm really doubting it's still trying 10 minutes later.
I would like these instructions as well, if you think this is my issue.
Thanks,
Dan / comments
I wonder if I'm having the same problem: Every time I reboot the SQL Server (for maintenance) The monitor stops, and never restarts. It certainly isn't invalid credentials since it's just a rebo...
Awesome / comments
Awesome
I downloaded and installed 4.0.4.23.
No change in behavior.
The issue is not resolved.
Dan / comments
I downloaded and installed 4.0.4.23.
No change in behavior.
The issue is not resolved.
Dan
My data directory has 86 of these files. 13 from 2/2/2010, 22 from 2/9/2010, 3 from 3/21/2010, 23 from 5/18/2010, and the rest from within 20 minutes of now. Any of the files on any one day are within an hour of each other.
So, by your earlier statement then, can I just delete the files that are older than today? I guess I can live with 20 or so of these, but 86 is just too many.
I guess one option is to change the default data directory. / comments
My data directory has 86 of these files. 13 from 2/2/2010, 22 from 2/9/2010, 3 from 3/21/2010, 23 from 5/18/2010, and the rest from within 20 minutes of now. Any of the files on any one day are w...
OK, so that allowed me to move the repository, but it seems that not really what I wanted to do.
The Config.xml file pointed to a directory on the C drive, which was there and I moved it... But, the files I'm trying to move are not on the C drive, they are on the D drive. And look like this:
SQLResponse3cbdbea88e6b48b2ba6e641767152e7d.trc
My guess is that these are related to the actual alerts and or snapshots of the processes that caused the alerts. How do I manage where these files go? / comments
OK, so that allowed me to move the repository, but it seems that not really what I wanted to do.
The Config.xml file pointed to a directory on the C drive, which was there and I moved it... But, th...
It worked fine a week ago / comments
It worked fine a week ago
Nevermind, closing and re-opening SSMS manually seems to have fixed it / comments
Nevermind, closing and re-opening SSMS manually seems to have fixed it
I could really use this feature as well.
I'm making changes to an existing software package. When I start a fix or feature upgrade process, I SQL Data Compare the data into my Dev database, make my changes, including new fields, with defaults, and some NOT NULL.
Because I then Sync back to the existing Prod db when it's ready, I start with SQL Compare, then do the Data Compare second. SQL Compare tries to create the new field as NOT NULL which it can't do with some data.
I would prefer that the default is pulled from the schema, in case it's a formula, but for me it doesn't really matter since I'm most likely going to do a Data Compare right afterwords. / comments
I could really use this feature as well.
I'm making changes to an existing software package. When I start a fix or feature upgrade process, I SQL Data Compare the data into my Dev database, make m...