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AlexYates wrote: »
100% automation isn't necessarily the top priority but simplifying dev processes, change management and mostly automated deploys is - they are happy to be lean and try to solve 80% of the issues with 20% of the effort and they like simple solutions. For these ppl SoC + DLMA is a good fit - and DLMA is a very important part of that.
I completely agree with this sentence. That approach is, IMHO, lean, quick, useful, simple and really clear. So I would love to keep using those two things combined. / comments
AlexYates wrote: »
100% automation isn't necessarily the top priority but simplifying dev processes, change management and mostly automated deploys is - they are happy to be lean and try to sol...
Hi @francesco_milano (ciao :-) )
could you explain the behavior you would like to get? / comments
Hi @francesco_milano (ciao :-) )
could you explain the behavior you would like to get?
I don't know whether the windows build is different or not. I'm sorry. / comments
I don't know whether the windows build is different or not. I'm sorry.
Hi @AJMartin901,
did you try with right clicking the installer and choose "Run as administrator"? It sounds simple, but it seems also a "missing high privileges" trouble. / comments
Hi @AJMartin901,
did you try with right clicking the installer and choose "Run as administrator"? It sounds simple, but it seems also a "missing high privileges" trouble.
Did you try to remove also the folders in the AppData folder as I said in the first reply? / comments
Did you try to remove also the folders in the AppData folder as I said in the first reply?
AppData is the %LOCALAPPDATA% path of Windows. The complete path is which is `C:\Users\<your_user>\AppData\Local\Red Gate` / comments
AppData is the %LOCALAPPDATA% path of Windows. The complete path is which is `C:\Users\<your_user>\AppData\Local\Red Gate`
Hi @OhNoooo,
after the uninstall processes ends (please try to remove everything), try to delete the Program Files (or x86) and AppData/Local/RedGate folder too. It's not straightforward, but without all the information in those folder, you have more chance to get it.
If this does not work, try to reinstall SSMS also.
Let us know
cheers / comments
Hi @OhNoooo,
after the uninstall processes ends (please try to remove everything), try to delete the Program Files (or x86) and AppData/Local/RedGate folder too. It's not straightforward, but witho...
Hey @kyle_vaske
could you please add further details? Please include the error stack trace (you should see the error in details clicking on the error link, if present) and also the repro step.
Are you replacing the database without re-linking it?
Thanks / comments
Hey @kyle_vaske
could you please add further details? Please include the error stack trace (you should see the error in details clicking on the error link, if present) and also the repro step.
Are ...
In addition to the @Grant's suggestion, if you have just a few linked server hard coded and if you can change the code, you could consider replacing them with synonyms (that point to the linked server objects).
I know, it's a refactor and it can be potentially massive, but I think that you'll get many advantages.
just my two cents,
cheers / comments
In addition to the @Grant's suggestion, if you have just a few linked server hard coded and if you can change the code, you could consider replacing them with synonyms (that point to the linked ser...
Yes @Grant, I'm totally with you. It's often a stressing-and-heavy work to do, but leaving the code as is leads to code smells sometimes :-).
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I know that you agree with me (I really hope :-) ) when I say that whether we'd like to be more "DevOps", we should invest some effort in changing small chunks step by step, in order to get a real sandbox in development stage and, in this case too, give value to the customers (quicker releases, more test isolation and automation, and so on).
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Yes @Grant, I'm totally with you. It's often a stressing-and-heavy work to do, but leaving the code as is leads to code smells sometimes :-).
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I know that you agree with me (I really hope :-) ...