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Why would you alter the messages pane? Is there some workflow that you do this often in? / comments
Why would you alter the messages pane? Is there some workflow that you do this often in?
Ah, didn't know you could turn that off. I'll make a note and update some documentation. / comments
Ah, didn't know you could turn that off. I'll make a note and update some documentation.
Pressing control brings up a menu item, but this as soon as you highlight code, the Prompt icon appears on the left side. Pressing control opens a menu, or you can click this. I have SSMS 17.6 and Prompt 9.1.x Here I have nothing selected: [image] I'll now highlight code. As soon as I do this, the Prompt icon is on the left. [image] I can click this, or hit CTRL to open the menu [image] A quick blog post with animation here: https://voiceofthedba.com/2018/04/19/the-prompt-actions-menu/ / comments
Pressing control brings up a menu item, but this as soon as you highlight code, the Prompt icon appears on the left side. Pressing control opens a menu, or you can click this.I have SSMS 17.6 and P...
I'm not sure if it's a bug, but this is what I see. If I cancel the save, things work. I'll report this. / comments
I'm not sure if it's a bug, but this is what I see. If I cancel the save, things work. I'll report this.
As Alex mentioned, you want to sync things.
I'd ensure nothing from production is shown in the Commit tab. Be sure you have no filters.
Then unlink and you can link the VCS to dev. That's where you should be committing from. For pre-prod, send changes from the VCS in the same manner you'd deploy to prod. This way you practice deployments, which is why you have pre-prod.
If you need to get pre-prod ready, a restore from production (assuming no sensitive data) or a schema compare deployment from prod->pre-prod is a way to get started. / comments
As Alex mentioned, you want to sync things.
I'd ensure nothing from production is shown in the Commit tab. Be sure you have no filters.
Then unlink and you can link the VCS to dev. That's where you...
Did you run the setup script on any servers? This is a script that creates the Redgate database and gets this setup on the systems being monitored? If you use IE/Chrome/Edge, this should connect with your windows uth account, which needs access to the Redgate database on whichever SQL Server you're using to store data and monitor. Setup script: https://documentation.red-gate.com/ddb1/getting-started / comments
Did you run the setup script on any servers? This is a script that creates the Redgate database and gets this setup on the systems being monitored? If you use IE/Chrome/Edge, this should connect wi...
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 ...