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The same colleague was also testing ApexSQL Source Control on a different database (but on the same server).
After he unlinked it from Apex, we were able to make changes again. / comments
The same colleague was also testing ApexSQL Source Control on a different database (but on the same server).
After he unlinked it from Apex, we were able to make changes again.
Greg.Tillman Ok, that is kind of a releaf. I have been playing with the plugin interface, but only experimental, nothing usefull has come out of it yet.
This was my greatest concern. Previous contributors should at least get a free upgrade or so for their efforts. (I'd give them a free PRO version if I was RedGate).
Maybe a good idea to start a program "write a usefull plugin to get a free PRO version". Ofcourse that means some extra work filtering out the junk entries.
Cheers,
Louis / comments
Greg.Tillman Ok, that is kind of a releaf. I have been playing with the plugin interface, but only experimental, nothing usefull has come out of it yet.
This was my greatest concern. Previous contr...
It seems like my point is being missed.
The add-in-s were not written by Red Gate, but by other contributers. To me, the new price is not so bad (i have paid more for tools less valuable), but the principle of taking something away, also from people that have contributed or built on top of the foundations.
I have a conspiracy theory, that it has to do with control. Licensed users are known users. Since RedGate has acquired smartassembly, they would like to have a list of reflector users... or something? Or probably this is a big marketing stunt to get into the papers and then they'll blow it off and say Just kidding, and everyone will know who red-gate is... or something?
Reminds me of Adobe acquiring CoolEditPro (Audition). Simply increased the price. At least they improved some features in the later version. Corel acquired many good packages (Jasc PaintShop Pro, WordPerfect, ULead stuff) but they made a big mess out of the new versions (buggy, bulky, cripple features to make it "easier") I'm always suspicious when a company acquires some software, it's hardly ever a good sign. / comments
It seems like my point is being missed.
The add-in-s were not written by Red Gate, but by other contributers. To me, the new price is not so bad (i have paid more for tools less valuable), but the ...