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Hi @DaveFirth That's odd, what I can do is follow up with you via a support ticket to see if we can find where this issue stems from! Generally speaking you shouldn't come across too many issues using both tools as it's common for SQL Change Automation projects to be SQL Source Control projects using the scripts folder. / comments
Hi @DaveFirth That's odd, what I can do is follow up with you via a support ticket to see if we can find where this issue stems from!Generally speaking you shouldn't come across too many issues usi...
Hi @LyterR Sorry to hear you're getting this issue! Can I ask, do you have SQL Source Control? LinkedDatabase is a file used by SQL Source Control to record the connections of your databases to source control systems. If possible, could you uninstall and reinstall SQL Source Control and see if the error persists? / comments
Hi @LyterR Sorry to hear you're getting this issue!Can I ask, do you have SQL Source Control? LinkedDatabase is a file used by SQL Source Control to record the connections of your databases to sour...
Hi @steveb You're most welcome! Would you mind if I created a support ticket on your behalf and liaised with you via that? as I would need a copy of the project for the developers to troubleshoot and find out what's occurring in this particular instance. / comments
Hi @steveb You're most welcome!Would you mind if I created a support ticket on your behalf and liaised with you via that? as I would need a copy of the project for the developers to troubleshoot an...
Hi @danjmackay Sure thing, if possible would you be able to submit a ticket through the portal on the page here: https://productsupport.red-gate.com/hc/en-us/requests/new / comments
Hi @danjmackay Sure thing, if possible would you be able to submit a ticket through the portal on the page here: https://productsupport.red-gate.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Hi @steveb So for this particular issue, we found the case to be that the TargetFrameworkVersion was v4.5.2 and was referencing a project of v4.6.2 and so that was too low and won't work since projects can only reference other projects that are the same version or lower. Changing the TargetFrameworkVersion of TestSCA to v4.6.2 allows the project to build successfully. If this isn't the case for yourself, please don't hesitate to reach out to us directly on support! / comments
Hi @steveb So for this particular issue, we found the case to be that the TargetFrameworkVersion was v4.5.2 and was referencing a project of v4.6.2 and so that was too low and won't work since proj...
Hi @danjmackay Apologies you're also experiencing this issue! Would you be happy for me to create a support ticket using your email address and reaching out to you directly and we can work through this issue and find a solution? / comments
Hi @danjmackay Apologies you're also experiencing this issue!Would you be happy for me to create a support ticket using your email address and reaching out to you directly and we can work through t...
Hi @julian_nicholson Sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue! I'll need some more information from you to troubleshoot, what I'll do is reach out to you via a support ticket and we can get this resolved! / comments
Hi @julian_nicholson Sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue!I'll need some more information from you to troubleshoot, what I'll do is reach out to you via a support ticket and we can get this...
Hi @FrankWhitlock If you would like I can reach out to you via a support ticket and we can go through the process of setting up a Filter file as Sam has suggested / comments
Hi @FrankWhitlock If you would like I can reach out to you via a support ticket and we can go through the process of setting up a Filter file as Sam has suggested
Hi @Bugmeister I've been doing some testing around this and I've found you can't specify to exclude a particular extended property with a filter, instead you would need to exclude all extended properties using "Ignore extended properties" in SQL Compare. / comments
Hi @Bugmeister I've been doing some testing around this and I've found you can't specify to exclude a particular extended property with a filter, instead you would need to exclude all extended prop...
Hi @Bugmeister Ah you're right, so when you have an extended property against the database itself, it is it's own object and therefore it can be filtered out with the filters. However when you have an extended property against an object, it becomes a part of that object and therefore the SQL Compare option "Ignore extended properties" is required. Does that help make sense of it? / comments
Hi @Bugmeister Ah you're right, so when you have an extended property against the database itself, it is it's own object and therefore it can be filtered out with the filters. However when you have...