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@Dan_J - any updates? / comments
@Dan_J - any updates?
Does this error occur during every refresh? No - I'd estimate about 25% of the time Does it happen when switching from one database to another? Yes, sometimes Were there any pending changes on the database? Sometimes yes and sometimes no - seems unrelated to pending changes Were there any changes on the linked TFS repository? Sometimes yes and sometimes no - seems unrelated Does it only reproduce on one/certain database(s), or can reproduce it on any database? Happens on any databases Does it only happen with TFS repository (does it still occur when using git or working folder)? Like @pablolerner, we only use TFS because this is a restriction to use SSC in the Shared Dev Model. I've been busy lately, but when I get some time I will try 7.2.31 to see if it's any different. Thanks @pablolerner for testing with the LockHunter application - I'm not able to install unknown 3rd party software on my company machine without jumping through hoops. / comments
Does this error occur during every refresh?No - I'd estimate about 25% of the timeDoes it happen when switching from one database to another?Yes, sometimesWere there any pending changes on the data...
@Dan_J - I updated to 7.2.48.13814 and continue to see the error. / comments
@Dan_J - I updated to 7.2.48.13814 and continue to see the error.
@Dan_J Yes, I shut down my computer every night. I've also seen the issue on my secondary computer which does not shut down at night but I close SSMS at the end of the day and start up SSMS fresh every day that I use it there. Curious as to what are the specific files it's trying to get a lock on, and why is trying to write when it's looking for differences? This is only happening after I click on a database and I'm waiting for SSC to find any pending changes. If it matters, we use the shared development model. / comments
@Dan_J Yes, I shut down my computer every night. I've also seen the issue on my secondary computer which does not shut down at night but I close SSMS at the end of the day and start up SSMS fresh e...
Any update on this? I'm still getting this error frequently. / comments
Any update on this? I'm still getting this error frequently.
@Dan_J - Thanks for the reply. I have added "C:\Users\my_user_name\AppData\Local\Red Gate\SQL Source Control 7" to my Microsoft Defender exclusions. I'll monitor and see if the issue comes up again - if so, I'll send logs. / comments
@Dan_J - Thanks for the reply.I have added "C:\Users\my_user_name\AppData\Local\Red Gate\SQL Source Control 7" to my Microsoft Defender exclusions. I'll monitor and see if the issue comes up again...
David Atkinson said:
Regarding TFS integration, we're seeing the market move very swiftly away from TFVC and on to Git. Even Microsoft no longer recommend using TFVC, so I'd be curious to know if your organization have any plans to migrate? See the following article for more details.
@David Atkinson - We use Git for all our .NET code, and we wanted to use Git for SSC, but since we use the shared development model, we could not. [image] [image] / comments
David Atkinson said:
Regarding TFS integration, we're seeing the market move very swiftly away from TFVC and on to Git. Even Microsoft no longer recommend using TFVC, so I'd be curious to kno...
Maybe my expectations were a bit off for this product. I was expecting something similar to SQL Source Control where I could authenticate to a server, link a DB to source control, then see pending changes and perform check-ins. I haven't gotten too deep in the new stand-alone product yet, but it seems fundamentally different than SSC. It depends on everything being contained in a "project" which stores files locally and, as far as I know, is not a concept in SSC. I've created a test project, but not really sure where to go from there. I'll keep looking, not sure why source control must be contained in a project. Also, the branding is inconsistent. The splash screen on the installer says "Redgate Deploy" then the installer itself calls it "Redgate Change Control" and clicking the "More details" link in the installer takes me to the "Redgate Deploy" webpage (https://www.red-gate.com/products/redgate-deploy/). Version control tab only mentions Git - we use TFS for Redgate source control because we use the Shared development model. Is this not supported? / comments
Maybe my expectations were a bit off for this product. I was expecting something similar to SQL Source Control where I could authenticate to a server, link a DB to source control, then see pending...
Excellent @David Atkinson. I've been looking forward to this and will try to test it out soon. Thank you for the preview. / comments
Excellent @David Atkinson. I've been looking forward to this and will try to test it out soon. Thank you for the preview.