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Thanks for your feedback, and it's great to see that you're getting value out of SQL Clone in this way.
This does make sense, and it's something that we're interested in implementing soon. We do also have potential future plans to make our .NET client library available to help with building your own clients for SQL Clone - while we don't have an ETA for this, it would be great to get your thoughts on it. / comments
Thanks for your feedback, and it's great to see that you're getting value out of SQL Clone in this way.
This does make sense, and it's something that we're interested in implementing soon. We do al...
We don't currently have a built-in reporting function, but thanks for the feedback - we will keep that in mind when planning future work.
We don't commit to a stable schema in our internal configuration database, but would using PowerShell to query the clones on each instance work for you? A script like this would print out a list of clones on each instance that SQL Clone knows about: Connect-SqlClone -ServerUrl 'http://sql-clone.example.com:14145'
$Instances = Get-SqlCloneSqlServerInstance
foreach ($Instance in $Instances)
{
$ServerInstance = $Instance.Server + '\' + $Instance.Instance
Write-Host "Clones on $ServerInstance" -Foreground Green
Get-SqlClone -Location $Instance
}
If that doesn't work for you, let us know and we can explore it some more. / comments
We don't currently have a built-in reporting function, but thanks for the feedback - we will keep that in mind when planning future work.
We don't commit to a stable schema in our internal configur...
Our latest release of SQL Clone, 2.2.3, should contain this fix. / comments
Our latest release of SQL Clone, 2.2.3, should contain this fix.
SQL Clone 2.2.3 is available now. If you already have SQL Clone installed, it should show a blue update banner at the top offering you the update if it's able to contact our update servers. Otherwise you should be able to download the latest version off our website. / comments
SQL Clone 2.2.3 is available now. If you already have SQL Clone installed, it should show a blue update banner at the top offering you the update if it's able to contact our update servers. Otherwi...
An agent on a single machine can only perform a single imaging operation at the same time in order to avoid concurrency issues when interacting with the Windows services that we use. Agents on different machines can currently be used to create images simultaneously. If these operations are CPU or I/O bound, creating multiple images at the same time on the same machine may not be efficient.
However, looking at the code, it looks like we could permit multiple backup restore operations to happen at the same time. Would you be interested in trying out a build in which we make that change? / comments
An agent on a single machine can only perform a single imaging operation at the same time in order to avoid concurrency issues when interacting with the Windows services that we use. Agents on diff...
SQL Clone 2.2.1 should now round file sizes more sensibly. / comments
SQL Clone 2.2.1 should now round file sizes more sensibly.
Hi!
At the moment we don't have a way to split a SQL Clone image across multiple drives - you're right that creating an image will involve pulling all .mdf and .ldf files into one file in order to create the image. (Clones subsequently made from that image will be much smaller, of course.)
If you can virtualize your storage to present a single volume which spans multiple underlying disks (e.g. using dynamic volumes, RAID or a SAN) this could be used to store a single larger file. If this isn't possible for you then unfortunately you may not be able to use SQL Clone for your database at the moment, but we'll keep your feedback in mind when considering future development. / comments
Hi!
At the moment we don't have a way to split a SQL Clone image across multiple drives - you're right that creating an image will involve pulling all .mdf and .ldf files into one file in order to ...
Hi Luis,
It looks like the service appears to have started correctly. If you navigate to http://localhost:14145/ in your web browser on the same machine where you installed SQL Clone Server, does anything appear? If you get an authentication prompt, you need to log in using a Windows account.
Thanks,
Chris / comments
Hi Luis,
It looks like the service appears to have started correctly. If you navigate to http://localhost:14145/ in your web browser on the same machine where you installed SQL Clone Server, does a...
Hi Luis,
Could you check whether the "SQL Clone Server" service is running on that machine, and whether there are any logs in %localappdata%Red GateLogsSQL Clone for the user who you entered during setup, or any entries in the Application event log?
Could you also give us a screenshot of where the error you've mentioned occurs?
Thanks,
Chris / comments
Hi Luis,
Could you check whether the "SQL Clone Server" service is running on that machine, and whether there are any logs in %localappdata%Red GateLogsSQL Clone for the user who you entered during...
Hi Luis,
Could you try PMing me the log using the forum? Or alternatively you could upload it using this link, or open a support ticket.
Thanks,
Chris / comments
Hi Luis,
Could you try PMing me the log using the forum? Or alternatively you could upload it using this link, or open a support ticket.
Thanks,
Chris