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Hi Aplocher,
Thanks for posting your question and sorry I did not see this until now!
It does work with 2008 R2 and 2014 (though it does not officially fully support 2014).
There is no manual way to override the version check right now but you will see more support for SQL 2016 among our various products as it gets closer to official release.
Sorry I could not be more helpful, and please let me know if you have any more questions or issues.
Warm Regards,
Andrew Pierce
Product Support Engineer
Redgate Software / comments
Hi Aplocher,
Thanks for posting your question and sorry I did not see this until now!
It does work with 2008 R2 and 2014 (though it does not officially fully support 2014).
There is no manual way t...
Hello Spork,
Thanks for your post!
The overhead in running SQL Doc is not too significant, but to be safe, I would not run it on an active production database, instead it would be better to run it on a test version of the database that is (perhaps) on the same server.
I will followup with you via email in case you have any further questions!
Warmly,
Andrew Pierce
Product Support Engineer / comments
Hello Spork,
Thanks for your post!
The overhead in running SQL Doc is not too significant, but to be safe, I would not run it on an active production database, instead it would be better to run it ...
Thanks for your Post!
I have followed up with you via email to provide a better answer for your use case.
Warm Regards,
Andrew Pierce / comments
Thanks for your Post!
I have followed up with you via email to provide a better answer for your use case.
Warm Regards,
Andrew Pierce
Hello Larry,
Thank you for your post and I am sorry you are encountering this!
Multi Script supports Sql Server 2000-2014 so there should be no compatibility issues that I know of.
See documentation http://documentation.red-gate.com/displ ... quirements
I will follow up with you via email to continue troubleshooting this.
Warm Regards,
Andrew Pierce
Product Support Engineer / comments
Hello Larry,
Thank you for your post and I am sorry you are encountering this!
Multi Script supports Sql Server 2000-2014 so there should be no compatibility issues that I know of.
See documentatio...
Hello Dwaine,
Thanks for contacting us and I am sorry you are having this issue!
I have contacted you via email to hopefully resolve this.
Warm Regards,
Andrew Pierce
Product Support Engineer / comments
Hello Dwaine,
Thanks for contacting us and I am sorry you are having this issue!
I have contacted you via email to hopefully resolve this.
Warm Regards,
Andrew Pierce
Product Support Engineer
Hello Gary,
Thanks for posting your query!
I am sure that you have taken a look at our documentation, but in any case here is the link to that http://documentation.red-gate.com/displ ... tgenerator
I will be following up with you via email to hopefully help you out!
Warm Regards,
Andrew Pierce
Redgate Support Engineer / comments
Hello Gary,
Thanks for posting your query!
I am sure that you have taken a look at our documentation, but in any case here is the link to that http://documentation.red-gate.com/displ ... tgenerator...
Hello Munsifali,
Thanks for contacting us and I am sorry you are having this issue!
I would recommend going into Control Panel- Programs and Features then Repairing the SSMS Integration Pack 1 and the SSMS Integration Pack Framework 1, then repair SQL Search.
I have followed up with you via email to hopefully resolve this.
Warm Regards,
Andrew Pierce / comments
Hello Munsifali,
Thanks for contacting us and I am sorry you are having this issue!
I would recommend going into Control Panel- Programs and Features then Repairing the SSMS Integration Pack 1 and ...
Hello Eric,
Thanks for contacting us and I am sorry you are having this issue!
I have followed up with you via email to try and resolve this.
Warm Regards,
Andrew Pierce / comments
Hello Eric,
Thanks for contacting us and I am sorry you are having this issue!
I have followed up with you via email to try and resolve this.
Warm Regards,
Andrew Pierce
Hello Riki,
Thanks for posting and I am sorry you are having this issue!
I will follow up with you via email to get this resolved.
Warmly,
Andrew Pierce
Redgate Support Engineer / comments
Hello Riki,
Thanks for posting and I am sorry you are having this issue!
I will follow up with you via email to get this resolved.
Warmly,
Andrew Pierce
Redgate Support Engineer
Hello Shrek,
Thanks for posting and I am sorry if this is causing you any issues!
A table with a nonclustered columnstore index is read-only until the index is dropped or disabled. To update the table and the nonclustered columnstore index you can switch partitions in and out. You can also disable the index, update the table, and then rebuild the index. We take the latter route most likely because it seems to be the least memory intensive operation. There is no way to bypass this behavior at present.
Here is a msdn article on columnstore Indexes https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/librar ... x#dataload
and specifically on nonclustered columnstore indexes https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/librar ... spx#change
I hope that was helpful! I will follow up with you via email for more Q and A.
Warm Regards,
Andrew Pierce
Redgate Support Engineer / comments
Hello Shrek,
Thanks for posting and I am sorry if this is causing you any issues!
A table with a nonclustered columnstore index is read-only until the index is dropped or disabled. To update the ta...