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It looks good.
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But it would be more useful calling from step 4 of Backup wizard. A button placed next to Compress backup option in step 4 would help the user estimate what compression can be achieved in each level. The database/server details can be passed as command line parameters to the utility.
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Also if possible an estimate of how much time it will take to backup for each compression level would be really useful. / comments
It looks good.
1.)
But it would be more useful calling from step 4 of Backup wizard. A button placed next to Compress backup option in step 4 would help the user estimate what compression can be a...
This is the solution I found in the release notes regarding your problem:-
SQL Server Management Studio Specific Issues
• When you uninstall SQL Prompt, the SQL Prompt menu is not removed from the SQL Server Management Studio toolbar. To remove the SQL Prompt menu, on the Tools menu click Customize. Drag the SQL Prompt menu to the SQL Server Management Studio title bar. Close the Customize dialog box. This is actually an issue with SQL Server Management Studio rather than SQL Prompt 3.
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This is the solution I found in the release notes regarding your problem:-
SQL Server Management Studio Specific Issues
• When you uninstall SQL Prompt, the SQL Prompt menu is not removed from th...
emails4me wrote:
It would have been good to know via a warning a couple of days ago or a post here that it was going to expire or what the plans (if any) were going to be thereafter.
It was mentioned in the release notes.
Read the time limitation section.
Time Limitation
SQL Prompt 3 Beta will stop working on September 17th 2006.
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emails4me wrote:
It would have been good to know via a warning a couple of days ago or a post here that it was going to expire or what the plans (if any) were going to be thereafter.
It was me...
I think it's good. It tells you that SQL Prompt is building up the cache. Otherwise you would just think that the editor is not responding while the cache is being built up. / comments
I think it's good. It tells you that SQL Prompt is building up the cache. Otherwise you would just think that the editor is not responding while the cache is being built up.
I also cannot use "CTRL + Shift + Home".
And CTRL + Arrow(Left/Right) can be used to navigate the filter. But what about "CTRL + Shift + Arrow"? Should it navigate then? I cannot use "CTRL + Shift + Arrow" shortcut because the candidate list is using it. / comments
I also cannot use "CTRL + Shift + Home".
And CTRL + Arrow(Left/Right) can be used to navigate the filter. But what about "CTRL + Shift + Arrow"? Should it navigate then? I cannot use "CTRL + Shift ...
One more minor shortcut problem.
On pressing "Page Down" when you reach to the bottom of the list you cycle back to the top of the list automatically. This is the same with down arrow.
And the same thing happens with "Page Up"/Up Arrow(When you reach the top you automatically cycle down to the bottom of the list). / comments
One more minor shortcut problem.
On pressing "Page Down" when you reach to the bottom of the list you cycle back to the top of the list automatically. This is the same with down arrow.
And the sam...
Tilman wrote:
Also when I type "SELECT * FROM " and press CTRL+SPACEBAR "All common objects" is selected by selected by default.
The problem here is that "All common objects" is disabled and should not be selected.
I'm not sure what you mean. I have snippets and T-SQL keywords on the All common objects list, i.e. it isn't disabled.
It happens after your clear the cache. Cache is not generated and this causes "All common objects" when you type "SELECT * FROM " and press CTRL+SPACEBAR.
Did you type "SELECT * FROM ". You do not get snippets and T-SQL keywords when you type "SELECT * FROM " and press CTRL+SPACEBAR.
I can upload a pic. If required let me know where to upload. / comments
Tilman wrote:
Also when I type "SELECT * FROM " and press CTRL+SPACEBAR "All common objects" is selected by selected by default.
The problem here is that "All common objects" is disabled and ...
Also when I type "SELECT * FROM " and press CTRL+SPACEBAR "All common objects" is selected by selected by default.
The problem here is that "All common objects" is disabled and should not be selected. / comments
Also when I type "SELECT * FROM " and press CTRL+SPACEBAR "All common objects" is selected by selected by default.
The problem here is that "All common objects" is disabled and should not be selected.
You get unhandled exception in SSMS.
In Query Analyzer you get Multiple FROM Clause that I mentioned. / comments
You get unhandled exception in SSMS.
In Query Analyzer you get Multiple FROM Clause that I mentioned.
After waiting for a few minutes I got the following unhandled exception:-
Unhandled exception has occured in you application.
Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryExceptopn'
************** Exception Text **************
System.OutOfMemoryException: Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown.
at RedGate.SQLCompare.ASTParser.StructureParser.statement()
at RedGate.SQLCompare.ASTParser.StructureParser.statementBatch()
at RedGate.SQLCompare.ASTParser.StructureParser.expr()
at _43._1()
at _43.SetSqlScriptProvider(IScriptProvider provider, CaretPosition caretPosition)
at RedGate.SqlPrompt.Engine.SqlPromptEngine.SetSqlScriptProvider(IScriptProvider provider, CaretPosition caretPosition)
at _5._1(Object , CaretPositionEventArgs )
at _3._1(Object , CaretPositionEventArgs )
at _4.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam) / comments
After waiting for a few minutes I got the following unhandled exception:-
Unhandled exception has occured in you application.
Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryExceptopn'
************** Exceptio...