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Brian Donahue wrote:
Please let me know if this gets the script working.
Brian:
This really isn't a problem, more an inconvenience. As the column os obsolete I just deleted it before doing the compare.
I just thought it might be a good idea to have an option for this.
Regards,
Martin. / comments
Brian Donahue wrote:
Please let me know if this gets the script working.
Brian:
This really isn't a problem, more an inconvenience. As the column os obsolete I just deleted it before doing the ...
Stephen:
I have installed Code2000, but still get the same results, but in a different font!
It's obviously something to do with the 3rd party control the program uses, a pity as this spoils an otherwise first class program. Isn't it always the way, when something is outside of your control, that's what is going to let you down [image]
Thanks for your time anyway, much appreciated. / comments
Stephen:
I have installed Code2000, but still get the same results, but in a different font!
It's obviously something to do with the 3rd party control the program uses, a pity as this spoils an oth...
Stephen:
I have changed the entry as follows:
<PerformanceProfilerUISettings>
<PimpMyProfiler>True</PimpMyProfiler>
<SourceViewFont FamilyName="Courier New" EmSizePoints="10" Style="Regular" />
</PerformanceProfilerUISettings>
This is exactly the same font as I'm using in VS2008, and all the letters show up just fine, so I'm not too sure what more I can do.
Can I send you some source files or machine configuration information? I am more than willing to cooperate to find a solution to this problem.
Regards,
Martin. / comments
Stephen:
I have changed the entry as follows:
<PerformanceProfilerUISettings>
<PimpMyProfiler>True</PimpMyProfiler>
<SourceViewFont FamilyName="Courier New" EmSizePoints="1...
Stephen:
Yes, you are right, in most cases the filter is retained, and only when invalid rows would be focused is the filter removed. When you explained it I could see how it was working, and it's perfectly logical. Before your explanation I couldn't make head nor tail of what was going on!
On point 2, I understand your explanation, and like the workaround. The only thing I would like to be able to do is persist the Advanced Filter settings between sessions. For instance if I don't want the Finalizer queue or Static variables I would like to turn these off and use this as my default settings until I change them again.
As far as the expense of GC is concerned, maybe this could also be a configurable option. In my case you have made such a great, fast program that GC is over in a jiffy and taking two consecutive GC would not be a problem, but I understand this may be a problem for larger programs. Anyway, the Advanced Filter options will resolve my problem for now.
All at Red Gate's Ants team must be really proud of such an innovative and cutting edge tool, great work!
Regards,
Martin. / comments
Stephen:
Yes, you are right, in most cases the filter is retained, and only when invalid rows would be focused is the filter removed. When you explained it I could see how it was working, and it's ...
I have the exception details saved to disk, but I see I can't attach files in the forums. How should I send you the files? Also, how do I generate a build log? Regards, Martin. / comments
I have the exception details saved to disk, but I see I can't attach files in the forums. How should I send you the files? Also, how do I generate a build log?Regards,Martin.
Mark:
That did the trick, thanks very much!
Regards,
Martin. / comments
Mark:
That did the trick, thanks very much!
Regards,
Martin.
Unfortunately, this was not my question. I am currently using feedback, and have no issues with this.
My question was if there is a resumé of commands that have been performed by the Data Compare engine.
For example:
x Records were added to TableX
y Records were deleted from TableX
z Records were updated on TableX
...etc. for each table in the database. / comments
Unfortunately, this was not my question. I am currently using feedback, and have no issues with this.
My question was if there is a resumé of commands that have been performed by the Data Compare ...
I have found the solution, and show it here in case in might help other users: ...
RedGate.SQLDataCompare.Engine.SqlProvider provider = new RedGate.SQLDataCompare.Engine.SqlProvider(Options);
using(RedGate.Shared.SQL.ExecutionBlock.ExecutionBlock block = provider.GetMigrationSQL(session, true))
{
foreach(RedGate.SQLCompare.Engine.Message msg in provider.Messages)
{
// You can get the information about what is going to happen here using the msg.Text property!!
}
RedGate.Shared.SQL.ExecutionBlock.BlockExecutor executor = new RedGate.Shared.SQL.ExecutionBlock.BlockExecutor();
executor.ExecuteBlock(block, sqlHostTarget, databaseNameTarget);
}
Hope this helps,
Martin. / comments
I have found the solution, and show it here in case in might help other users:...
RedGate.SQLDataCompare.Engine.SqlProvider provider = new RedGate.SQLDataCompare.Engine.SqlProvider(Options);
using(...
Thanks Mike, I have downloaded it and can now use the updated SQL Compare and SQL Data Compare. / comments
Thanks Mike, I have downloaded it and can now use the updated SQL Compare and SQL Data Compare.
Okay Mike, thanks for the information.
Regards,
Martin. / comments
Okay Mike, thanks for the information.
Regards,
Martin.