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The release notes say .NET Framework 4.7.2 or higher is required. I installed .NET Framework 4.8 just now but still have the SQL Prompt error. / comments
The release notes say .NET Framework 4.7.2 or higher is required. I installed .NET Framework 4.8 just now but still have the SQL Prompt error.
Evan Moss wrote:
If you could send in a backup to support@red-gate.com, that'd be great. (We have a ticket open for you -- number 21542 -- that you should have received an auto-email for, so you can just respond there.)
I have email the backup file as requested. Even without any data it was 6MB so I'm hoping it made it through all the email filters. / comments
Evan Moss wrote:
If you could send in a backup to support@red-gate.com, that'd be great. (We have a ticket open for you -- number 21542 -- that you should have received an auto-email for, so yo...
I cannot think of any other setting that would contribute to this. I'd be happy to supply the Source Control scripts or backup of the database if you'd like.
What is very odd is that this problem did not exist until Source Control crashed and stopped showing up in SSMS. I had to reinstall it and then this problem started.
When I reported this issue on SQL Packager they said they couldn't reproduce the issue, but you can see they eventually found the bug (SPA-601). I assume the Red Gate products share similar "compare" code. Perhaps the details of that SQL Packager bug could help with this SQL Source Control issue? / comments
I cannot think of any other setting that would contribute to this. I'd be happy to supply the Source Control scripts or backup of the database if you'd like.
What is very odd is that this problem d...
I had the same problem today. It was working fine then I opened SSMS and got a weird error about the SQL Source Control plug-in. It asked if I wanted to remove it and rename some file - I clicked "No" but the button in the Red Gate toolbar (in SSMS) was gone. Sure wish I had taken a screenshot of that error message.
I tried to "repair" the install via Windows Programs and Features with no luck.
So I uninstalled Source Control and reinstalled it. That worked. Source Control is back in my SSMS toolbar now. / comments
I had the same problem today. It was working fine then I opened SSMS and got a weird error about the SQL Source Control plug-in. It asked if I wanted to remove it and rename some file - I clicked "...
For anyone reading this who wants to manually upgrade the tSQLt framework without waiting for Red Gate to update it (over a year behind now), the tSQLt folks gave me this link: http://d-a-green.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02 ... r-sql.html
I don't know if a manual update will affect the automatic SQL Test upgrades or not. / comments
For anyone reading this who wants to manually upgrade the tSQLt framework without waiting for Red Gate to update it (over a year behind now), the tSQLt folks gave me this link:http://d-a-green.blog...
Thanks for the help. I thought I had the latest version but didn't verify before posting this question.
I updated to 10.4.8.87 and tried again. No luck. The deploy script drops the index then creates the index, but does not add the ext. property back.
I will send the source, target, and deploy scripts to the support email as you requested. / comments
Thanks for the help. I thought I had the latest version but didn't verify before posting this question.
I updated to 10.4.8.87 and tried again. No luck. The deploy script drops the index then creat...
I unlinked the database from TFS, then relinked it (using the same location for Migration Scripts and the db code as I did before). Everything seems okay now. Looks like it just needed a "reboot".
IT Crowd says it best: http://youtu.be/p85xwZ_OLX0 / comments
I unlinked the database from TFS, then relinked it (using the same location for Migration Scripts and the db code as I did before). Everything seems okay now. Looks like it just needed a "reboot".
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Thanks. This has been posted at: http://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/ ... 4-SV4lfI9U / comments
Thanks. This has been posted at:http://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/ ... 4-SV4lfI9U
kenbroz - the answer Steve (stanori) posted has a link to a work-around solution. tSQLt is working on a permanent solution, I think. The tSQLt Google Group is very helpful and has more info, too. / comments
kenbroz - the answer Steve (stanori) posted has a link to a work-around solution. tSQLt is working on a permanent solution, I think. The tSQLt Google Group is very helpful and has more info, too.