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Drop assembly-dependent objects prior to dropping assembly
I apologize if this has been posted before. The only issue I consistently have with SQL Compare is the order of operations when updating an assembly.
Let's say I have an assembly with a table-value...
Minimize while Comparison dialog is open
Apologies if this has been posted before. My biggest (and only) pet peeve with SQL Compare 6 is the fact that I can't minimize it while it's performing a comparison (or even right after it loads). ...
Check for updates: much improved!
I just wanted to drop in to mention that I LOVE the new "Check for Updates" Ux in Prompt 3.8. Very nice improvement, and I hope to see that propagated to the rest of the Toolbelt. Red Gate.
Consistent brackets around derived tables / CTEs?
In Prompt 3.8 RC -- and in earlier versions, too -- I can't get Prompt to be consistent with brackets around derived table names and CTE names. I want brackets at all times. I'm having to manually ...
3.8 RC capitalizes reserved keywords inside string literals
When typing a string literal, Prompt 3.8 RC likes to capitalize reserved keywords if I have that option enabled. For example, typing:
'Measurement Type
Followed by a space (which is NOT set to a co...
3.8 RC join hints don't show up at first
I've noticed that occasionally (maybe 50% of the time), JOIN hints won't show up in the intellisense until after I've started typing about 4 letters of the table. So, I'll have something like this:...
Crashing on first run every time
This is really strange. For the last several weeks, the following has been happening. The first time I boot up and run Multi Script, put in one script, and hit Execute Now, the program crashes with...
3.8 RC "Reading object text" very slow
One thing I noticed after installing 3.8 RC, is that when refreshing a cache, the progress pauses for a long time on "Reading object text" -- much longer than the previous version. This makes the o...
Timer request
Quick idea: It would be great to have a status bar with a timer on it similar to SSMS, so I can quickly see how long a long-running query is taking to execute. Thanks!
Great job, and an idea
I just wanted to drop by and mention that I continue to really enjoy my Toolbelt subscription, and that the Multi Script product is another great tool!
My usage of SQLMS is generally fairly simple ...