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Are you using Firefox? / comments
Are you using Firefox?
I mapped a local drive, and didn't use \\xx\yy. Can you try that? Net use m: \\xx\yy / comments
I mapped a local drive, and didn't use \\xx\yy. Can you try that? Net use m: \\xx\yy
Which SSMS version? This seems to work for me. I mapped a network drive, created a git repo, and linked from SSMS 17.4 / comments
Which SSMS version? This seems to work for me. I mapped a network drive, created a git repo, and linked from SSMS 17.4
Can you repro this in another db? Or am I missing something. Did you add the files to the folder yourself? Come from a push/pull/commit from another developer? Or did you change the code in the db and SOC not detect this? I haven't seen this, as I've added columns and had them just show up. / comments
Can you repro this in another db? Or am I missing something. Did you add the files to the folder yourself? Come from a push/pull/commit from another developer? Or did you change the code in the db ...
Changes won't be detected if you add files to the repo. There's a format that's required, and often SQL Source Control can error out if you've manually added files. If you added the new tables with SSMS, I'm not sure why they wouldn't be picked up. That's very strange. I'll ping support. / comments
Changes won't be detected if you add files to the repo. There's a format that's required, and often SQL Source Control can error out if you've manually added files. If you added the new tables with...
That's strange. Can you reproduce this and post some code? Are you sure no one else committed these items to the repo? / comments
That's strange. Can you reproduce this and post some code? Are you sure no one else committed these items to the repo?
This doesn't occur for me. I just get a semicolon at the end. Perhaps you have a setting item that causes this? I've pinged support on tracking which one it might be. Either way, definitely a bug that's happening in some situations. / comments
This doesn't occur for me. I just get a semicolon at the end. Perhaps you have a setting item that causes this? I've pinged support on tracking which one it might be. Either way, definitely a bug t...
The disable a rule with a comment is a good idea. Passed on to development. / comments
The disable a rule with a comment is a good idea. Passed on to development.
No. We don't have control over the SSMS shell. In this case, the shell would need a hook of some sort to trigger the action. I don't think there's even a way to trigger from the right click. / comments
No. We don't have control over the SSMS shell. In this case, the shell would need a hook of some sort to trigger the action. I don't think there's even a way to trigger from the right click.
I loaded the script, and as you can see, it formats semicolons for me fine. I do see an issue with DBCC PAGE, but not semi colons. I don't have SSMS 14, but this does seem to work in ssms 17.4 [image] / comments
I loaded the script, and as you can see, it formats semicolons for me fine. I do see an issue with DBCC PAGE, but not semi colons. I don't have SSMS 14, but this does seem to work in ssms 17.4