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That sounds like the network connection to your SVN repository being lost - can you connect to it with other applications? Is this error intermittent or persistent? / comments
That sounds like the network connection to your SVN repository being lost - can you connect to it with other applications? Is this error intermittent or persistent?
Thanks for your feedback - I'll pass this on to the development team and see if I can get any idea if there's something potentially in the pipeline for that. / comments
Thanks for your feedback - I'll pass this on to the development team and see if I can get any idea if there's something potentially in the pipeline for that.
You're right, it doesn't seem to like CTEs written like that at all. If you omit the column list and write it like
WITH [DAN_Decision_v4_data]
AS ( SELECT i.[ID] AS [ID] ,
i.[Decision_ID] AS [Decision_ID]
)
then it seems to format OK - would that work for you in this case? I'll log the inconsistent behaviour with column lists as a bug. / comments
You're right, it doesn't seem to like CTEs written like that at all. If you omit the column list and write it like
WITH [DAN_Decision_v4_data]
AS ( SELECT i.[ID] ...
Is it always the same file that gives you the error message? Can you try unlinking and relinking the database, and see if it persists? If so, would it be possible for you to email us the affected file at support@red-gate.com, quoting the reference F0061365 in the subject line? / comments
Is it always the same file that gives you the error message? Can you try unlinking and relinking the database, and see if it persists? If so, would it be possible for you to email us the affected f...
Hmm. I'd guess this was a permissions problem - the account that's running the SQL Backup Agent service on the server you're trying to run the restore on needs to have read permissions on the folder containing the backup file.
Can you confirm that the account running the SQL Backup Agent service has the appropriate permissions? You can check the account running it with the Services utility in Windows - it ought to show up as "SQL Backup Agent-<instancename>". If you right-click it and select 'Properties', you can change the account it logs on as. / comments
Hmm. I'd guess this was a permissions problem - the account that's running the SQL Backup Agent service on the server you're trying to run the restore on needs to have read permissions on the folde...
Due to the way SQL Backup handles credentials for viewing files on other servers, there are a few known issues where remote browsing doesn't work properly. Without knowing more about your specific issue, it's hard to say exactly what it is, but it's probably one of the two following issues: http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/c ... 0903000369 http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... 000417.htm
Let me know if either of those articles helps at all! / comments
Due to the way SQL Backup handles credentials for viewing files on other servers, there are a few known issues where remote browsing doesn't work properly. Without knowing more about your specific ...
I'm afraid that, if you've got a complicated schema, SQL Dependency Tracker isn't really going to be able to provide much of a compact view - there's a trade-off between clearly marking links between tables and fitting the diagram into a small space.
If you haven't already, you might want to play around with some of the layout options - the default is Balloon Tree, but sometimes the others can result in much more compact and intuitive dependency diagrams. That's about all I can recommend, sorry! / comments
I'm afraid that, if you've got a complicated schema, SQL Dependency Tracker isn't really going to be able to provide much of a compact view - there's a trade-off between clearly marking links betwe...
Hi Saurabh,
I'm afraid SQL Data Generator will only insert data into SQL tables, and doesn't contain any kind of CSV generator functionality. Sorry! / comments
Hi Saurabh,
I'm afraid SQL Data Generator will only insert data into SQL tables, and doesn't contain any kind of CSV generator functionality. Sorry!
SQL Source Control doesn't currently have great support for branching - it's something we've heard a lot of customers asking for, and we're focusing on it right now.
Given that, I'm afraid there's not really much I can recommend - if you're relying heavily on branching, there's no guarantee that SQL Source Control is going to be able to cope with that well. By all means try, and if you do run into any issues let us know and we'll do our best to get them ironed out, but for the time being this is largely uncharted waters for us. Sorry! / comments
SQL Source Control doesn't currently have great support for branching - it's something we've heard a lot of customers asking for, and we're focusing on it right now.
Given that, I'm afraid there's...
Glad to hear you got something working, at least! Thanks for your feedback, and let me know if you've ever got any other questions. / comments
Glad to hear you got something working, at least! Thanks for your feedback, and let me know if you've ever got any other questions.