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Hi @TUellner Thanks for raising this issue! We have opened a support ticket for you and will reach out to you by email shortly. Our apologies for the inconvenience caused. / comments
Hi @TUellner Thanks for raising this issue!We have opened a support ticket for you and will reach out to you by email shortly.Our apologies for the inconvenience caused.
@JamesStowe That's odd. Could you share a sample script with this inconsisitency and your format style file? Thanks! / comments
@JamesStowe That's odd. Could you share a sample script with this inconsisitency and your format style file?Thanks!
Thanks for letting us know and our apologies for the inconvenience caused! / comments
Thanks for letting us know and our apologies for the inconvenience caused!
Hi! It's great that you've figured it out that you'd need to have suggestions enabled in SQL Prompt! Updating here as it may help other users with similar questions! Thanks! / comments
Hi!It's great that you've figured it out that you'd need to have suggestions enabled in SQL Prompt! Updating here as it may help other users with similar questions!Thanks!
Thanks for your patience! I was unable to reproduce. I'd like to take a look at the migration script which might help us understand what's going on. I'll reach out to you by email shortly. / comments
Thanks for your patience!I was unable to reproduce. I'd like to take a look at the migration script which might help us understand what's going on.I'll reach out to you by email shortly.
So sorry to hear you've run into this issue! Could you confirm the SQL Change Automation version you are using? I'll try to see if we can reproduce it locally. Thanks! / comments
So sorry to hear you've run into this issue!Could you confirm the SQL Change Automation version you are using? I'll try to see if we can reproduce it locally.Thanks!
@PatrickW2 I've heard back from the product team. It looks like you are not able to write to the SQLite database, which is used as the index of the database schema. We write to it when we update it after a schema change. The SQLite database is saved in %localappdata%\red gate\SQLSearch3\Indexes where you could check the permission for your user account. / comments
@PatrickW2 I've heard back from the product team. It looks like you are not able to write to the SQLite database, which is used as the index of the database schema. We write to it when we update it...
Thanks @Kendra_Little We've got a support ticket for @BlueBSH and I'll reach out by email shortly. / comments
Thanks @Kendra_Little We've got a support ticket for @BlueBSH and I'll reach out by email shortly.
Hi @BobbyOwens So sorry for the delay! I have found we actually register the path for style file and snippets in the below registry key: [image] I hope this helps![image] [image] [image] / comments
Hi @BobbyOwens So sorry for the delay! I have found we actually register the path for style file and snippets in the below registry key: I hope this helps!
@ZianChoy I'm not able to reproduce the tooltip going over to the second screen with 10.6.2 as we used to in the past. Were you on a specific script? Would you be able to share it with us? Regarding the floating yellow rectangle vanishing, if you restore the SQL Prompt options to defaults (SQL Prompt ->Options ->Restore all defaults), do you still have that issue? / comments
@ZianChoy I'm not able to reproduce the tooltip going over to the second screen with 10.6.2 as we used to in the past. Were you on a specific script? Would you be able to share it with us?Regarding...