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SQL Dependency Tracker will do what you want. / comments
SQL Dependency Tracker will do what you want.
You can query it yourself, but it'll take a little work to get a full tree. These will work with stored procedures as well as tables:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22005698/how-to-find-all-the-dependencies-of-a-table-in-sql-server
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You can query it yourself, but it'll take a little work to get a full tree. These will work with stored procedures as well as tables:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22005698/how-to-find-all-t...
I do have the Throw exceptions on SQL parser errors option enabled.
I think the problem is that the original script generated by SSC and stored in source control contains a REVOKE CONNECT statement for the SQL login. SSC doesn't show it and isn't making that server-level update if I commit, but apparently sees it in the file and registers it as a change.
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I do have the Throw exceptions on SQL parser errors option enabled.
I think the problem is that the original script generated by SSC and stored in source control contains a REVOKE CONNECT statement...
I'm having the same problem: I've been waiting for well over 5 minutes for a deployment to update 125 rows with this message being displayed. Is there a way for me to see the support ticket and get some help? / comments
I'm having the same problem: I've been waiting for well over 5 minutes for a deployment to update 125 rows with this message being displayed. Is there a way for me to see the support ticket and get...
Thank you. The new update is saving the column widths. It would still be helpful if the overall window size was also remembered, but this helps quite a bit.
I'm confused by the design decision to not include column dividers, at least in the headers. It took me a while to figure out how to adjust the Data Source column widths; I basically had to move the cursor around the header until it changed into the double-arrow icon. Even now, knowing that the dividers are there and roughly where they are, I have to move the cursor back and forth to find the right location since it's a narrow target.
And it would be great to have the option to open the project browser from the toolbar.
Thanks for these updates. I think I'm finally comfortable uninstalling v11. / comments
Thank you. The new update is saving the column widths. It would still be helpful if the overall window size was also remembered, but this helps quite a bit.
I'm confused by the design decision to n...
Thank you so much for adding this back.
A couple of relatively small problems:
1) The column sizes don't match my data. There is a lot of wasted space around the Data source names, and the Date modified and File name values are cut off and wrapped, respectively.
2) The window doesn't remember column spacing and sizing, so even if I manually correct for (1), the next time I open it everything is squished again.
3) Personally, I'd prefer to the dates to be formatted as numbers, rather than spelled out.
These are minor issues, though - just happy to have this item back. Thank you! / comments
Thank you so much for adding this back.
A couple of relatively small problems:
1) The column sizes don't match my data. There is a lot of wasted space around the Data source names, and the Date mod...
That helps, although I'd love to see gridlines added back as well.
I would still much prefer some stronger visual distinction between the major sections: in v11, the headers for each section stand out and that not only clearly defines these sections, but since they look different than the toolbar and the controls within the section, everything is easily found. I think the main problem is that the color of the "non-deploy" database header is the same color as the difference types headers, and it is too similar to the toolbar color; I think changing that one item would help a lot.
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That helps, although I'd love to see gridlines added back as well.
I would still much prefer some stronger visual distinction between the major sections: in v11, the headers for each section stand ...
Thank you. The new update is saving the column widths. It would still be helpful if the overall window size was also remembered, but this helps quite a bit.
I'm confused by the design decision to not include column dividers, at least in the headers. It took me a while to figure out how to adjust the Data Source column widths; I basically had to move the cursor around the header until it changed into the double-arrow icon. Even now, knowing that the dividers are there and roughly where they are, I have to move the cursor back and forth to find the right location since it's a narrow target.
And it would be great to have the option to open the project browser from the toolbar.
Thanks for these updates. I think I'm finally comfortable uninstalling v11. / comments
Thank you. The new update is saving the column widths. It would still be helpful if the overall window size was also remembered, but this helps quite a bit.
I'm confused by the design decision to n...
Yes - this looks good. Thanks! / comments
Yes - this looks good. Thanks!
I forgot the other main difference that really bugs me - opening the project browser automatically on start. In v11, I open SQL (Data) Compare and I can just select my project immediately. In v12, I have to close the new project dialog, click the open project button, select the project file, and then finally run the compare. This gets REALLY annoying after the first couple of times.
Do people really create a new project every time they use this? / comments
I forgot the other main difference that really bugs me - opening the project browser automatically on start. In v11, I open SQL (Data) Compare and I can just select my project immediately. In v12, ...