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If you undock the panel off the bottom of the screen the put the difference panel partially off the left of the screen you can then resize the panel and see more of the columns.
- James / comments
If you undock the panel off the bottom of the screen the put the difference panel partially off the left of the screen you can then resize the panel and see more of the columns.
- James
You can also specify the individual records by checking the check boxes in the bottom grid of the results panel.
- James / comments
You can also specify the individual records by checking the check boxes in the bottom grid of the results panel.
- James
Hi there, sales@red-gate.com are generally the best people to answer licensing questions.
You can also call the sales department on any of the following numbers:
1 866 733 4283 (toll free USA and Canada)
0800 169 7433 (UK free phone)
+44 (0)870 160 0037 (rest of the world)
Hope this helps,
- James / comments
Hi there,sales@red-gate.com are generally the best people to answer licensing questions.
You can also call the sales department on any of the following numbers:
1 866 733 4283 (toll free USA and Ca...
How about setting a job up which is bound to fail: for example: EXECUTE master..sqlbackup '-SQL "BACKUP DATABASE [NonExistantDatabase] TO DISK=''<AUTO>'' WITH MAILTO_ONERROR = ''someone@domain.com''"'
- James / comments
How about setting a job up which is bound to fail: for example:EXECUTE master..sqlbackup '-SQL "BACKUP DATABASE [NonExistantDatabase] TO DISK=''<AUTO>'' WITH MAILTO_ONERROR = ''someon...
Lakshmi,
You should be able to use your exisitng license key to activate the machine again. As its the same physical machine it will generate the same machine hash and thus shouldn't cause any problems when activating with your exisiting serial number.
- James / comments
Lakshmi,
You should be able to use your exisitng license key to activate the machine again. As its the same physical machine it will generate the same machine hash and thus shouldn't cause any prob...
To set it you need to do the following:
Right click on "My Computer" and choose Properties
On the advanced tab then choose environement variables button
Then under user or system varaibles click NEW and give the variable name as RGTEMP and the variable value as the path you want Red Gate SQL Compare and Data Compare to use as their temp directory.
- James / comments
To set it you need to do the following:
Right click on "My Computer" and choose Properties
On the advanced tab then choose environement variables button
Then under user or system varaibles click NE...
Jason,
There is also an RGTEMP environmental variable which should change where these files are stored.
- James / comments
Jason,
There is also an RGTEMP environmental variable which should change where these files are stored.
- James
Hi John,
The issue here is getting it to work smoothly - The backup file might not be availible from Server3's perspective - IE admin shares might be off on Server1, it might have been moved to another share which server3 cant reach etc and the SQL Backup Agent might not be running as a Domain admin or have the credentials for the local admin on Server1. Other methods of copying the file across (using SQL Server connections etc) are at best hacks and are likely to cause some degree of performance hit on the servers so I wouldn't be happy copying large files across this way.
I agree that it would be somthing that would be a "very nice to have" feature but we havn't yet come up with a way to solve the problem more generically than assume we have admin rights etc which isnt the case for many of our customers.
If you have any ideas on how this could be achieved then I would be interested to hear them and we will certainly keep it in mind for future releases - we are probably a little too close to release now with the initial release of Backup 5 to get it in but it would certainly be a strong contender for a future release if we could think of a good way to get it working more generically.
Many thanks for the feedback,
- James / comments
Hi John,
The issue here is getting it to work smoothly - The backup file might not be availible from Server3's perspective - IE admin shares might be off on Server1, it might have been moved to ano...
Hi,
The dateformat is controlled by the current culture of the UI/OS. What is your datetime format and general culture set as? Also whats the SQL Server's Culture set up as?
Thanks,
- James / comments
Hi,
The dateformat is controlled by the current culture of the UI/OS. What is your datetime format and general culture set as? Also whats the SQL Server's Culture set up as?
Thanks,
- James
Hi Acorcoran,
There is no need to have the SQL Agent running for a backup to run successfullly however the GUI scripts scheduled backups as SQL Agent jobs so if the SQL Agent is not running then any backup's you have scheduled will also not run.
- James / comments
Hi Acorcoran,
There is no need to have the SQL Agent running for a backup to run successfullly however the GUI scripts scheduled backups as SQL Agent jobs so if the SQL Agent is not running then an...