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Hi Victoria, Sorry, RedGate has handled this privately via email (support ticket #285091). It's all registered and working now. I should have closed this. Thanks again, Louis / comments
Hi Victoria,Sorry, RedGate has handled this privately via email (support ticket #285091).It's all registered and working now.I should have closed this.Thanks again,Louis
I tried it now, but I get exactly the same message. / comments
I tried it now, but I get exactly the same message.
Thank you. I finally managed to install Sql Compare 15 by extracting the MSI file form SqlToolbelt and then installing it on the deployment server using an msiexec commandline. Then I tried to activate it with the /allUsers option which does not give the unsupported error any more. Only I run into this problem: "All 5 of the entitlements for serial #### have already been claimed. Login to www.red-gate.com to view your licenses." I logged in but cannot see any seperate DLM license (we used to have one). Is it still possible to run the DLM tools on a server with a toolbelt license (it used to be included) or will we now have to get extra licenses for the build and deployment servers?
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Thank you. I finally managed to install Sql Compare 15 by extracting the MSI file form SqlToolbelt and then installing it on the deployment server using an msiexec commandline.Then I tried to activ...
When running the same command adding /verbose, the output shows this line three times: Event Aggregator: No registered listeners for RedGate.Compare.CommonUI.Shared.Events.FilterChanged The full log is included in the support ticket (268965). / comments
When running the same command adding /verbose, the output shows this line three times:Event Aggregator: No registered listeners for RedGate.Compare.CommonUI.Shared.Events.FilterChangedThe full log ...
Hi Eddie, Thank you for your reply. Does this mean that we have to exclude all stored procedures and functions that use the table? Also all procedures and functions that use those procedures and functions recursively? I don't think this would be a viable solution. In my opinion there should be an option to have the .scpf file overrule dependencies (enabled by default). / comments
Hi Eddie,Thank you for your reply.Does this mean that we have to exclude all stored procedures and functions that use the table?Also all procedures and functions that use those procedures and funct...
Thank you @Peter_Laws I posted a feature request on user voice. Running a post deployment script would work, but we are looking for ways to speed up deployment rather than slow it down. The problem with the excluded table in our .scpf file was that it was included again as a dependency. Disabling dependencies in addition to excluding the table seems to be the best workaround so far. / comments
Thank you @Peter_Laws I posted a feature request on user voice.Running a post deployment script would work, but we are looking for ways to speed up deployment rather than slow it down.The problem w...
SQL Source Control is my favorite by far, Having the whole schema neat and tidy split up into separate folders and files, and being able to trace changes back to bugs or features, and see who implemented those changes, when and why... That's so valuable! Without this ability we would absolutely require to build regression test automation in order to solve bugs flipflopping each other over time (fix of bug A causes bug B and vice versa where the bugs would swap existence in following releases). Regression tests are great, but using the Annotate / Blame feature of a source control tool can provide a faster route and save a ton of time and confusion. / comments
SQL Source Control is my favorite by far, Having the whole schema neat and tidy split up into separate folders and files, and being able to trace changes back to bugs or features, and see who imple...
Hi @Kendra_Little, thank you for your fast response, Yes the user had db_owner rights in the first example. In the 2nd example the user also had db_owner rights but then I explicitly checked "Deny" on "Alter any role" and "Alter any user" in the database properties -> permissions. The user only has db_owner rights on that specific database, not on the whole server.
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Hi @Kendra_Little, thank you for your fast response,Yes the user had db_owner rights in the first example.In the 2nd example the user also had db_owner rights but then I explicitly checked "Deny" o...
The solution is to use the Filter.scpf file to exclude the user, and explicitly "override" the Filter.scpf file using the "Path to filter file" in the TeamCity build step. ("override" it with exactly the same file or else the filters will not apply at all). After that the user lives happily ever after! / comments
The solution is to use the Filter.scpf file to exclude the user, and explicitly "override" the Filter.scpf file using the "Path to filter file" in the TeamCity build step. ("override" it with exact...