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I'm on 11.1.3.30 at the moment. I'll upgrade, try again and get back to you. Unfortunately I'm having to dip in and out of trying to get this fixed amongst other projects but I'm grateful for all ideas.
Thanks,
Matt / comments
I'm on 11.1.3.30 at the moment. I'll upgrade, try again and get back to you. Unfortunately I'm having to dip in and out of trying to get this fixed amongst other projects but I'm grateful for all ...
Hi Chris,
Back after Easter and time to have another look. I've accessed the repository on the target server via repo browser (tortoise SVN) on the SQL Compare server. I did need to accept the certificate presented specifically with repo browser and enter my access credentials via repo browser.
I am perhaps wrongly presuming SQL Compare will present the credentials of the logged in user on my behalf though? There seems nowhere on the interface to manage security settings for the repository.
Any further ideas?
Thanks,
Matt / comments
Hi Chris,
Back after Easter and time to have another look. I've accessed the repository on the target server via repo browser (tortoise SVN) on the SQL Compare server. I did need to accept the ce...
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the reponse.
I've looked in the APPData for the relevant account and can find one subversion folder on the calling server (the SQL Compare one rather than the SVN one), under the Roaming profile. [C:Users<user>AppDataRoamingSubversion] Is this the one you meant? I deleted it and attempted to hook up again but no change. The subversion folder happily regenerated as before. NB. There are no bespoke setting in these files they're simply as they come.
Any other ideas welcome. Note that I'm trying to run SQL Compare both from the command line and the GUI and get the same issue either way. / comments
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the reponse.
I've looked in the APPData for the relevant account and can find one subversion folder on the calling server (the SQL Compare one rather than the SVN one), under t...