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love alot of the new enhancements.
There's one issue I keep running into though that I dont recall having in the previous version. I use the TAB key exclusively to do auto insertion & snippets.
The issue I'm having occurs when for example I want to include the column IsDeleted in my select statement. I type in SELECT is which brings up the Suggestion box with the list of columns, I highlight IsDeleted and press TAB but instead of getting the IsDeleted column I get the snippet INFORMATION_SCHEMA. Another example, I want to select the column ApolloId, type in SELECT ap but instead of getting the selected ApolloId I get ALTER PROCEDURE.
I hardly ever use INFORMATION_SCHEMA or have to type in ALTER PROCEDURE so the work around for these specific cases was to modify the snippet. However, I think that if the suggestion window is present and you have an item selected in it that selection should take precedence over any snippets.
Hope you can look into this issue before the final realease. / comments
love alot of the new enhancements.
There's one issue I keep running into though that I dont recall having in the previous version. I use the TAB key exclusively to do auto insertion & snippets.
Th...
Yes, thats exactly what I was asking for.
I just didn't take the time to look up in the corner and had it in my head that it should be a button similar the one toward the bottom of the page.
Very good. Thanks for the response. / comments
Yes, thats exactly what I was asking for.
I just didn't take the time to look up in the corner and had it in my head that it should be a button similar the one toward the bottom of the page.
Very g...
I didn't see any other threads related to issues with this new release so I hope this is the proper place to post.
When I click on the database in SSMS and choose the new Schema Compare / Deploy or Data Compare / Deploy the sub-menus that says Set as Source and Set as Target gets cut off on the right hand side. It seems that the sub-menu container is not wide enough to display the text.
Not a huge issue but I thought I'd bring it to your attention.
Very cool integration by the way! / comments
I didn't see any other threads related to issues with this new release so I hope this is the proper place to post.
When I click on the database in SSMS and choose the new Schema Compare / Deploy or...
I too received the Refactor errors after installing Prompt 5. As suggested above I uninstalled both Refactor and Prompt 4 however they both still appear on the SSMS menu.
Any recommendation on how to fully uninstall and remove them from SSMS? / comments
I too received the Refactor errors after installing Prompt 5. As suggested above I uninstalled both Refactor and Prompt 4 however they both still appear on the SSMS menu.
Any recommendation on how...
Is this what youre looking for?
C:\Documents and Settings\<USER>\Local Settings\Application Data\Red Gate\SQL Source Control 0\WorkingBases
This is under XP. May be diff if youre running Vista or Win7 / comments
Is this what youre looking for?
C:\Documents and Settings\<USER>\Local Settings\Application Data\Red Gate\SQL Source Control 0\WorkingBases
This is under XP. May be diff if youre running Vista or ...
Think of your repository as a snapshot of your system at any given time. Like a timeline. When you drop an object and commit that drop to the repository your HEAD (latest) revision will not contain that object definition and therefore represents the current state of your system.
If you want to travel back in time to before the object was dropped you can certainly do that in any number of ways. My preferred choice is to use TortoiseSVN to either browse to a previous revision in the repository or browse to the object in question using TortoiseSVN browser and do a Show Log. This method shows a complete history of changes made to that object.
Anything that gets committed to your repository is there forever. There is no way to delete it from the repository short of deleting the entire repository. You may not see the object definitions you deleted if you're looking at the HEAD revision but you can see it if you go back in time to a prior revision.
Hope that helps. / comments
Think of your repository as a snapshot of your system at any given time. Like a timeline. When you drop an object and commit that drop to the repository your HEAD (latest) revision will not conta...
This is also happening to us as well.
We have 4 developers all working in a shared "staging" database. If I try to link to a repository folder that was created by a different user I get similar errors. / comments
This is also happening to us as well.
We have 4 developers all working in a shared "staging" database. If I try to link to a repository folder that was created by a different user I get similar er...