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Getting the same error. I needed to revert back to previous version. 10.11.9 works. See this post: https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/88924/ssms-now-crashes-regularly-after-latest-sql-prompt-update#latest / comments
Getting the same error. I needed to revert back to previous version. 10.11.9 works. See this post: https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/88924/ssms-now-crashes-regularly-after-latest-sql-prompt-upd...
Same issue. Downgrading to version 10.11.9 worked for me. See this post https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/88924/ssms-now-crashes-regularly-after-latest-sql-prompt-update#latest / comments
Same issue. Downgrading to version 10.11.9 worked for me. See this post https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/88924/ssms-now-crashes-regularly-after-latest-sql-prompt-update#latest
I started getting the same errors last week after I upgraded to version 10.12.6. Clicking Tab History crashes SQL Prompt. I uninstalled and reverted back to 10.11.9 and it works now! Shipping 10.12.6 for now. / comments
I started getting the same errors last week after I upgraded to version 10.12.6. Clicking Tab History crashes SQL Prompt. I uninstalled and reverted back to 10.11.9 and it works now! Shipping 10.12...
I had just ran into the same issue with SQL Management Studio 20. This command fixed the issue for me ( I ran it As Administrator): regsvr32 "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 20\Common7\IDE\Automation\TextMgrP.dll" For context, I had SQL Management Studio version 19 installed, then installed version 20. I then uninstalled 19 (I didn't notice that SQL Prompt was not working at that time in version 20). This was couple days ago. Then this morning, I found new version of SQL Prompt on red gate's site that said it supported version 20 (version 10.14.11.7894) and installed it. Then got the TextMgrP.dll registration error. After running above command, the issue is fixed. BTW, the error window says to do a repair from the Windows Control Panel. Version 20 no longer has the Repair option, so that message was not helpful. / comments
I had just ran into the same issue with SQL Management Studio 20. This command fixed the issue for me ( I ran it As Administrator): regsvr32 "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server Management ...