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To get the scriptsfolderxml file you need to go into SQL Source Control for the specific database you are comparing against. Then go to the 'Under the Hood' section and you will see a section labeled 'SQL Compare XML fragment'. That will be the XML you are looking for. It should give you what you need. Good luck! / comments
To get the scriptsfolderxml file you need to go into SQL Source Control for the specific database you are comparing against. Then go to the 'Under the Hood' section and you will see a section labe...
@madnik7 I would think the only way to keep this from occurring is to use the feature that was added in SQL Prompt a few versions back that allows for a special comment to be used to force SQL Prompt to not format certain text. The comment is as follows:
-- SQL Prompt formatting off
<Whatever is between the comments lines won't be formatted
-- SQL Prompt formatting on
Other than that, I think the only solution would involve development. You could definitely post a suggestion on the SQL Prompt UserVoice here: https://redgate.uservoice.com/forums/94413-sql-prompt
I hope that helps.
--Adam Hafner / comments
@madnik7 I would think the only way to keep this from occurring is to use the feature that was added in SQL Prompt a few versions back that allows for a special comment to be used to force SQL Prom...
@BenKentzer , I actually opened a ticket with Red Gate support on this very issue. They found that for some reason SQL Source Control is not releasing itself from the instances when you deselect the database from the Object Explorer. They are aware of this and submitted a bug to development to resolve this, but it effects anyone running SSMS 2017. / comments
@BenKentzer , I actually opened a ticket with Red Gate support on this very issue. They found that for some reason SQL Source Control is not releasing itself from the instances when you deselect t...