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I'm not sure if it's worth it, but the Managed AddIn Framework can help here (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sidharth/archive/2009/05/03/working-with-the-managed-addin-framework-system-addin.aspx). / comments
I'm not sure if it's worth it, but the Managed AddIn Framework can help here (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sidharth/archive/2009/05/03/working-with-the-managed-addin-framework-system-addin.aspx).
I've been wishing for that for a LOOOOOOOOOOOOONG time. / comments
I've been wishing for that for a LOOOOOOOOOOOOONG time.
It's not as obvious as it looks. Should it be global? Should it be per tab? How will it impact performance? (you can use Antzs far the last one [image] )
The fact is that I end up changing this a lot because, sometimes it's a decimal value, sometimes it's a bit mask. I'm OK with changing this multimple times for the same code window. / comments
It's not as obvious as it looks. Should it be global? Should it be per tab? How will it impact performance? (you can use Antzs far the last one )
The fact is that I end up changing this a lot becau...
Something just hangs and I get a taskbar notification saying that SSMS is busy every time I click it. / comments
Something just hangs and I get a taskbar notification saying that SSMS is busy every time I click it.
This just got a lot stranger.
I was only trying to connect to the local SQL Server instance.
Once I connected to another instance with my normal user (which is local admin), the problem went away. I had another instance of SSMS running as Administrator at the moment, but that's not needed anymore. / comments
This just got a lot stranger.
I was only trying to connect to the local SQL Server instance.
Once I connected to another instance with my normal user (which is local admin), the problem went away. ...
I'll have to uninstall it too.
Since yesterday I can't use SSMS because it hangs connecting to any server. / comments
I'll have to uninstall it too.
Since yesterday I can't use SSMS because it hangs connecting to any server.
Same here: Windows 7 64-bit Enterprise, SQL 2008-R2 / comments
Same here: Windows 7 64-bit Enterprise, SQL 2008-R2
I Can't hardly wait. / comments
I Can't hardly wait.
Not just that.
Imagine I have a SS2000 or SS2005 database with a table with DATETIME column and a SS2008 version of the same database where the table has DATETIMEOFFSET(0) instead of DATETIME columns. Chances are that values from one will never be equal to values in the other because DATETIMEOFFSET(0) has no milliseconds part.
Another use case is where I have a timestamp column that I don't want in the comparison but, in the synchronization script I want it to be GETUTCDATE(). / comments
Not just that.
Imagine I have a SS2000 or SS2005 database with a table with DATETIME column and a SS2008 version of the same database where the table has DATETIMEOFFSET(0) instead of DATETIME colum...
I can't hardly wait. [image] / comments
I can't hardly wait.