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Ignore that. I tried to edit the message to remove it but Edit didn't work. I changed the text, added the file attachment and clicked Post Comment. After a long pause, it finished and the comment was not updated. Tried again, same result except this time Post Comment didn't do anything. So here's the file. I found the key eventually by a branch by branch search. I was looking for Redgate but the product description had Red Gate. / comments
Ignore that. I tried to edit the message to remove it but Edit didn't work. I changed the text, added the file attachment and clicked Post Comment. After a long pause, it finished and the comment w...
I didn't really follow what I was supposed to do with those 2 parts. I obtained the msi file as directed. I wasn't sure if I was supposed to follow the rest of the instructions from there and try and install so I tried and it failed with the same error about the product already being installed.
I then tried to follow the SAP instructions to get an uninstall log but couldn't find a key for the RedGate tool (assuming that I'm not looking for SAP which would be weird as it's not installed) in either the 64 bit branch (because I'm using Windows Server 2016 as my OS) nor the 32 bit branch (because the tools is 32 bit).
Should I just email that support address now? / comments
I didn't really follow what I was supposed to do with those 2 parts. I obtained the msi file as directed. I wasn't sure if I was supposed to follow the rest of the instructions from there and try a...
I'm not entirely sure where I got the 3.3 installer but I think it came with Visual Studio 2017 when I installed it. Among the packages or individual components I'm pretty sure Redgate SQL Search was one of them. I couldn't find that key in the registry. I then tried to install 3.3 but it told me it was already installed. I then ran the Revo uninstaller and it couldn't find SQL Search. I ran the Microsoft one and that did find it but when I selected to uninstall, one step repairing the registry worked but the other step to uninstall SQL Search didn't. I then tried to install 3.2.7 and that told me a later version was already installed. / comments
I'm not entirely sure where I got the 3.3 installer but I think it came with Visual Studio 2017 when I installed it. Among the packages or individual components I'm pretty sure Redgate SQL Search w...
That tells me it's v3.2 and there's a later version already installed. / comments
That tells me it's v3.2 and there's a later version already installed.