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Hi @JoshRoss,
Thank you for reporting this issue.
I have created a ticket for it (ref: 6751).
Regards,
Fabiola / comments
Hi @JoshRoss,
Thank you for reporting this issue.
I have created a ticket for it (ref: 6751).
Regards,
Fabiola
Hi @Mir,
Have you tried to install Prompt 9 without uninstalling Prompt 7 ? That should work.
If it doesn't, please send me the full Prompt 7 version, so I can send you a link to download that exe version, extract the msi from it and then do msiexec /x filename.msi /q to try to uninstall it.
Thanks,
Fabiola / comments
Hi @Mir,
Have you tried to install Prompt 9 without uninstalling Prompt 7 ? That should work.
If it doesn't, please send me the full Prompt 7 version, so I can send you a link to download that exe ...
Hi @Mir,
I've asked the support team to help you with the installation, they'll try to reproduce the problem and find a solution.
Regards,
Fabiola / comments
Hi @Mir,
I've asked the support team to help you with the installation, they'll try to reproduce the problem and find a solution.
Regards,
Fabiola
Hi @Mir,
Sorry to hear that you are having troubles when trying to uninstall Prompt 7.
Can you take a look at this post: Uninstall Prompt 8 and try to apply the described steps to your version?
Please let us know if it worked for you,
Regards,
Fabiola / comments
Hi @Mir,
Sorry to hear that you are having troubles when trying to uninstall Prompt 7.
Can you take a look at this post: Uninstall Prompt 8 and try to apply the described steps to your version?
Ple...
Hi @Ozzie,
I have used your script and @totalRecords INT is reported as 'Variable declared but never used.'
I think that is correct, as you are initializing @totalRecords=COUNT(*) but never actually use this variable.
If you add, for example: SELECT * FROM [#AssessmentDetails] AS [ad] WHERE [ad].[planID] > @totalRecords
at the end of your script, the issue will disappear.
Regards,
Fabiola / comments
Hi @Ozzie,
I have used your script and @totalRecords INT is reported as 'Variable declared but never used.'
I think that is correct, as you are initializing @totalRecords=COUNT(*) but never actuall...
Hello @HugoKornelis
This issue should be fixed in our latest version of SQL Prompt 9.0.3.3299 (installer here).
You can find more information about this release in this forum post.
Kind regards,
Fabiola / comments
Hello @HugoKornelis
This issue should be fixed in our latest version of SQL Prompt 9.0.3.3299 (installer here).
You can find more information about this release in this forum post.
Kind regards,
Fa...
Hi @...,
Are you and your user using the same version of SQL Prompt?
Your user should try to upgrade his version. This is the link to the latest SQLPrompt release.
Kind regards,
Fabiola / comments
Hi @...,
Are you and your user using the same version of SQL Prompt?
Your user should try to upgrade his version. This is the link to the latest SQLPrompt release.
Kind regards,
Fabiola
Hi @yashar999,
We are no longer supporting SQL Server 2008 R2 version (see SQL Prompt v8 documentation).
You can upgrade your SSMS for free here.
Regards,
Fabiola / comments
Hi @yashar999,
We are no longer supporting SQL Server 2008 R2 version (see SQL Prompt v8 documentation).
You can upgrade your SSMS for free here.
Regards,
Fabiola
Hello @TheRightAmount,
This issue should be fixed in our latest version of SQL Prompt 8.2.5.2924 (installer here).
You can find more information about this release in this forum post.
Kind regards,
Fabiola / comments
Hello @TheRightAmount,
This issue should be fixed in our latest version of SQL Prompt 8.2.5.2924 (installer here).
You can find more information about this release in this forum post.
Kind regards,...
Hi @TheRightAmount,
Thank you for reporting this issue. Which SQL Prompt version are you using? Unfortunately, we are unable to reproduce it with the latest version of SQL Prompt.
We have used the Default style settings + "Align data types and constraints" checkbox checked. CREATE TABLE Persons
(
Code CHAR(6) NOT NULL,
CountryCode CHAR(3) NULL,
Name NVARCHAR(255) NULL,
AddressLine1 NVARCHAR(255) NULL,
AddressLine2 NVARCHAR(255) NULL,
AddressLine3 NVARCHAR(255) NULL,
AddressLineAddressAddressLineAddressAddressLineAddressLineAddressLine3 NVARCHAR(255) NULL,
City NVARCHAR(50) NULL,
);
Best wishes,
Fabiola / comments
Hi @TheRightAmount,
Thank you for reporting this issue. Which SQL Prompt version are you using? Unfortunately, we are unable to reproduce it with the latest version of SQL Prompt.
We have used the ...