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Did a little snooping in the Red Gate install directory. In my case:
C:Program FilesRed GateSQL Compare 10
Found SQLCompareInteractiveReportTemplate.xsl
If you swap out the setupImage routine with the 11.2 version that encodes the images, the reports work. / comments
Did a little snooping in the Red Gate install directory. In my case:
C:Program FilesRed GateSQL Compare 10
Found SQLCompareInteractiveReportTemplate.xsl
If you swap out the setupImage routine with ...
Crickets...
I downloaded SQL Compare 11.2 and generated an HTML report to see if I could find the new URL for the images.
To my surprise the JavaScript still points to the now invalid broken link in this line:
var imagesdir = "http://www.red-gate.com/scimages/";
But, the variable is not used so no problem, for version 11.2 that is...
Instead, I see that the images are now encoded in the JavaScript. This is done in the setupImage function.
I swapped out the old setupImage with the new one, with the encoded images, and the old report looks great.
I'll just swap out the function. My PowerShell processing that utilizes the HTML report massages the generated report anyways.
I'm still disappointed that you'd break older versions. Maybe this was done by accident, but it should be fixed for people still using the older version. We're talking, in my case version 10.7, whereas the latest version I just download was 11.2. This isn't a huge time difference in terms of versions. / comments
Crickets...
I downloaded SQL Compare 11.2 and generated an HTML report to see if I could find the new URL for the images.
To my surprise the JavaScript still points to the now invalid broken link i...
I was perplexed by this as well, but later discovered it wanted my domain account. / comments
I was perplexed by this as well, but later discovered it wanted my domain account.
We looked around and there are not any other products that perform to the level of your product. We'll just have to work around this problem for now and patiently wait for a fix from you guys. Thanks [image] / comments
We looked around and there are not any other products that perform to the level of your product. We'll just have to work around this problem for now and patiently wait for a fix from you guys. Thanks
Who do we talk to regarding getting our money back? It looks like we will be pursuing other products that can meet our needs... / comments
Who do we talk to regarding getting our money back? It looks like we will be pursuing other products that can meet our needs...
Are you folks going to fix this problem? The last I heard was that it wouldn't be ready until March, but there was a concern regarding SSC users about maintaining the information in database. / comments
Are you folks going to fix this problem? The last I heard was that it wouldn't be ready until March, but there was a concern regarding SSC users about maintaining the information in database.
We are choosing the shared environment because it reflects how we currently work.
In addition, I like that other developers can see what is being worked on by other developers.
That is why the "Unknown" changed by bug is so important to me.
In a perfect world the source control system we used would:
1) Manage the SQL scripts automatically for us --- RedGate does a great job with this
2) When someone is working on a SQL object others developers should be able to see that they are doing the work --- RedGate's shared model should do this, but the "Unknown" bug is causing this to fail
The reason why I feel it is important to communicate when a change is being made is because stored procedures don't merge well when two people are working on them at the same time. If someone sees that another person is working on a SQL object they can work more carefully. This avoids duplication of effort, wasted effort, and errors.
Don't get me started... oh! Too late [image] / comments
We are choosing the shared environment because it reflects how we currently work.
In addition, I like that other developers can see what is being worked on by other developers.
That is why the "Unk...
Thanks for the reply David.
I'm actually looking for a response from someone who uses your product with the shared database model in a team environment. / comments
Thanks for the reply David.
I'm actually looking for a response from someone who uses your product with the shared database model in a team environment.