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Bart Read
That would be my suggestion as well Mike: try giving it a go from a different machine. Sorry, I realise it's slightly lame. Thanks, Bart / comments
That would be my suggestion as well Mike: try giving it a go from a different machine. Sorry, I realise it's slightly lame. Thanks, Bart
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Hi Mike, Sorry for the delay getting back to you. We had another user report a similar problem. Could you let me know which anti-virus software you're using please? Thanks, Bart / comments
Hi Mike, Sorry for the delay getting back to you. We had another user report a similar problem. Could you let me know which anti-virus software you're using please? Thanks, Bart
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Hello there, Apologies for the inconvenience. Please follow the instructions here: http://help.red-gate.com/help/SQLPrompt ... lling.html Thanks, Bart / comments
Hello there, Apologies for the inconvenience. Please follow the instructions here:http://help.red-gate.com/help/SQLPrompt ... lling.html Thanks, Bart
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Hi Dan, Thanks for your enquiry. I'm afraid the answer is that at present we have no plans to support the Powerbuilder development environment. Thanks, Bart / comments
Hi Dan, Thanks for your enquiry. I'm afraid the answer is that at present we have no plans to support the Powerbuilder development environment. Thanks, Bart
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Hi Brian, Sorry for the delay. We are spending time on this at the moment, although please feel free to mail support@red-gate.com to get a ticket assigned. The Prompt team is new to the job this past month or so, so it's taking them a while to get to grips with things. I've actually tried debugging this but (typically) it's a Heisenbug: happens with 100% reproducibility until you attach a debugger, when it disappears completely. I suspect some sort of race condition because we populate the system objects differently for SQL Server 7/2000 versus 2005/2008. For 2005 and beyond it's easy: all the system catalog stuff is exposed in all databases, so we just read the meta-data for the database you're connecting to and all the system objects come for free. Unfortunately this doesn't work for SQL Server 7 and 2000. In this case we have to also load the master database and merge the objects into the collections for your current database. Somewhere in the midst of the merging the INFORMATION_SCHEMA objects are getting lost. At the moment I'm just not sure where. I have a suspicion that as soon as we've found the problem it'll be a fairly straightforward fix, but at the moment it's not obvious what's going wrong. I'll let you know when we have anything else, and apologies again for the delay. Thanks, Bart / comments
Hi Brian, Sorry for the delay. We are spending time on this at the moment, although please feel free to mail support@red-gate.com to get a ticket assigned. The Prompt team is new to the job this pa...
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