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Remove-SqlCloneImage should fully remove the image. Could you send us a screenshot of dashboard on the web UI? / comments
Remove-SqlCloneImage should fully remove the image. Could you send us a screenshot of dashboard on the web UI?
Ah - I mean the SQL Clone web UI, not the PowerShell interface. / comments
Ah - I mean the SQL Clone web UI, not the PowerShell interface.
Hi, both the SQL Clone Server and the SQL Clone Agents require .NET Framework 4.6.1 or later. The exact version doesn't matter, so long as it's at least 4.6.1.
Where did you see the requirement for .NET Framework 4.5.2? The current requirements page says 4.6.1 or later, if there's another page lurking that still says 4.5.2 we should update it [image] / comments
Hi, both the SQL Clone Server and the SQL Clone Agents require .NET Framework 4.6.1 or later. The exact version doesn't matter, so long as it's at least 4.6.1.
Where did you see the requirement for...
Hi - internally we have a .NET API for SQL Clone, which the PowerShell cmdlets use, but it's not currently supported or documented. Because it's not an official public API, there will be unannounced breaking changes, including on minor version updates. If you're still interested in using it, DM me and I'll give you the details.
We might consider making an official .NET API in the future, but it's not currently on our roadmap. / comments
Hi - internally we have a .NET API for SQL Clone, which the PowerShell cmdlets use, but it's not currently supported or documented. Because it's not an official public API, there will be unannounce...
Thanks for getting back to me with more info.
It sounds like the agent is working correctly, but it taking longer to start than we normally expect. If you restart the SQL Clone Agent service, how long does it take to start? / comments
Thanks for getting back to me with more info.
It sounds like the agent is working correctly, but it taking longer to start than we normally expect. If you restart the SQL Clone Agent service, how l...
Is the SQL Clone Agent working, despite the errors? What Windows username is it running as?
Regarding the error in the system log - it mentions user "NT SERVICE\MsDtsServer110", so that sounds like it's related to SQL Server 2012, not the SQL Clone Agent. / comments
Is the SQL Clone Agent working, despite the errors? What Windows username is it running as?
Regarding the error in the system log - it mentions user "NT SERVICE\MsDtsServer110", so that sounds like...
Hi, could you double check that the user account the SQL Clone Agent service is running as has local admin privileges on the machine it's running on? / comments
Hi, could you double check that the user account the SQL Clone Agent service is running as has local admin privileges on the machine it's running on?
We are currently working on a cmdlet to clean up after an agent has been uninstalled, which should solve your exact issue [image]
Could you expand on the database corruption you encountered? What problems did you encounter afterwards? / comments
We are currently working on a cmdlet to clean up after an agent has been uninstalled, which should solve your exact issue
Could you expand on the database corruption you encountered? What problems...
That's odd. Could there be any automated process (eg SQL Agent jobs) doing maintenance tasks that result in writes? / comments
That's odd. Could there be any automated process (eg SQL Agent jobs) doing maintenance tasks that result in writes?
No, the clone will always need access to the image in order to function. Most database reads will go straight to the image, which is what enables SQL Clone to create clones quickly and save local storage space.
In our FAQs, we have a section "Can you use SQL Clone remotely?". If there's anything you think we should do to make that easier to find, please let us know! / comments
No, the clone will always need access to the image in order to function. Most database reads will go straight to the image, which is what enables SQL Clone to create clones quickly and save local s...