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Thanks @Alex B - is this likely to be available this week? / comments
Thanks @Alex B - is this likely to be available this week?
I'm still seeing some weird behaviours no matter what I have set for 'Rows to display'.
The other one I've seen is that with a list of uncleared, unread alerts, choose the bottom one to clear, the screen redraws showing ALL the alerts have cleared, and lose their bold 'unread' status.
Refresh the page and it goes back to 'normal'
I can send screenshots /raise ticket if my explanation made no sense! / comments
I'm still seeing some weird behaviours no matter what I have set for 'Rows to display'.
The other one I've seen is that with a list of uncleared, unread alerts, choose the bottom one to clear, the ...
Thanks Alex / comments
Thanks Alex
I'm seeing the same behaviour.
Also - if I use a custom filter, then choose 'Clear filter', the same behaviour - I have to refresh the page to force the filter to, well, filter.
SQL Monitor 7.1.2.8327 / comments
I'm seeing the same behaviour.
Also - if I use a custom filter, then choose 'Clear filter', the same behaviour - I have to refresh the page to force the filter to, well, filter.
SQL Monitor 7.1.2.8327
David - log files sent.
I'm not sure it was entirely related, but you never know...
I'll reinstall SQL Code Guard and see what happens. / comments
David - log files sent.
I'm not sure it was entirely related, but you never know...
I'll reinstall SQL Code Guard and see what happens.
I think this could be made more explicit in the UI.
I just had the same issue, in that I checked 'Ignore constraint and index names' but was still seeing differences which turned out to be system-named constraints. Until I found this thread.
So 'Ignore constraint and index names' should include system-ones by default, maybe even move the 'Ignore System Named Constraint and Index Names' underneath (tabbed in, even) so that it's obviously clear that there are options here. / comments
I think this could be made more explicit in the UI.
I just had the same issue, in that I checked 'Ignore constraint and index names' but was still seeing differences which turned out to be system-n...
Done!
Link here for anyone else reading this post who wants to vote: https://redgate.uservoice.com/forums/94413-sql-prompt/suggestions/19043938-include-any-referenced-object-in-summarize-script / comments
Done!
Link here for anyone else reading this post who wants to vote: https://redgate.uservoice.com/forums/94413-sql-prompt/suggestions/19043938-include-any-referenced-object-in-summarize-script
Adam,
I think it was just confusingly named, as these aren't what we would consider to be long-running queries, just those that cumulatively have taken a long time.
On an aggregated level, I often don't care if a query that takes 1s has been run 10,000 times, racking up nearly 3 hours of duration, especially if it only takes 1ms of CPU.
I guess if you showed individual long running queries for the selected period you could end up with the same top 5. Maybe determine the top 5 different queries that have been individually long-running, then show the cumulative, min and max durations? Did I explain that correctly???
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Adam,
I think it was just confusingly named, as these aren't what we would consider to be long-running queries, just those that cumulatively have taken a long time.
On an aggregated level, I ofte...
Adam,
I'm confused now. I have an alert that is configured to not send emails, but it did raise a Slack alert.
I think being able to control the alerting methods on each alert is going to clear this up.
Thanks,
Kev / comments
Adam,
I'm confused now. I have an alert that is configured to not send emails, but it did raise a Slack alert.
I think being able to control the alerting methods on each alert is going to clear th...
I've noticed that SQL Compare does now detect disabled indexes, however nothing highlighted is shown in the comparison window - the disabled index is still scripted as 'create index'. Only when you go through to deploy, and you see the deployment script that it shows a disabled index.
I'm running SQL Compare 12.3.3.4490 / comments
I've noticed that SQL Compare does now detect disabled indexes, however nothing highlighted is shown in the comparison window - the disabled index is still scripted as 'create index'. Only when yo...