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Hi @CaptainAmazing Thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forums regarding your masking question. Once you've masked a database with Data Masker, that specific clone becomes a masked version, meaning its sensitive data has been anonymized or obscured. If you need to work with both masked and unmasked data for testing or development purposes, you're right in thinking you'd typically need multiple clones: masked & unmasked. There's no method to toggle between masked and unmasked states on a single database clone because the masking process irreversibly alters the data. It is obviously recommended to never mask a production environment. If you are needing to generate a lot of databases for development/QA type work then SQL Clone can provide this in scale at a fraction of the space that copying and masking a database would take. SQL Clone can create images of existing databases that can be rapidly deployed & masked. This allows baseline databases to be maintained and then copies spun up & destroyed on demand as needed by a developer. Details on SQL Clone, including a trial, can be found here: https://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-clone/ / comments
Hi @CaptainAmazingThank you for reaching out on the Redgate forums regarding your masking question.Once you've masked a database with Data Masker, that specific clone becomes a masked version, mean...
Hi @... Thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forums regarding your SQL Prompt formatting concern. Doing some testing of my SQL Prompt style, I was able to get the comparison operators to align as expected. My initial suspicion is perhaps another spacing setting such as the use of tabs/spaces that is throwing this out. [image] I have attached my test style, so you may be able to add it into your Styles folder and see if it formats differently to your style. File - Redgate Test Style.zip If you would like to provide your style so I can look at it more closely, you can do so via this secure link: https://files.red-gate.com/requests/A5jd2eClqcvU386bSKtqxc I also tested this on V10.16.2. I note that V10.14.21 is a bit older than current releases.. It may also be recommended to patch into a newer version to ensure this wasn't a prior bug that has been resolved since. The latest version V10.16.4 can be accessed here: https://download.red-gate.com/checkforupdates/SQLPrompt/SQLPrompt_10.16.4.15307.exe / comments
Hi @... Thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forums regarding your SQL Prompt formatting concern. Doing some testing of my SQL Prompt style, I was able to get the comparison operators to alig...
Hi @BrightM Thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forums regarding your compatibility question. It may be possible using Flyway to implement a solution. If you were storing metadata in your databases that outlined the version and then use Flyway as a version-control for your migrations. You could use the metadata in migration scripts to deploy up to a certain version or use callbacks to enforce compatibility checks at deployment. You would potentially implement a compatibility table in your warehouse. Then use flyway to check this table when running deployment scripts. It would run migration scripts up to the permitted versions. If you are new to Flyway, we have our documentation page here: https://documentation.red-gate.com/fd/ and you can download a trial here: https://www.red-gate.com/products/flyway/ Otherwise, I can assist in putting you in contact with our solution engineers / sales teams to discuss Flyway and how it may be used to assist your business process. / comments
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Hi @BrightM Thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forums regarding your compatibility question.It may be possible using Flyway to implement a solution. If you were storing metadata in your data...
Brilliant! I can see your post https://sqlmonitor.uservoice.com/forums/91743-suggestions/suggestions/49164752-server-instance-stats-on-main-window Will bump this to the development teams at our next cross-team catch-up. Thank you for submitting this feature request and hope to see this feature implemented into a future release of Redgate Monitor / comments
Brilliant! I can see your post https://sqlmonitor.uservoice.com/forums/91743-suggestions/suggestions/49164752-server-instance-stats-on-main-windowWill bump this to the development teams at our nex...
Hi @sredmond Thanks for reaching out on the Redgate forum with your feature request. The best place to post up requests like this is on our UserVoice site - this is maintained by our development & product teams and helps directly shape the direct that our products such as Redgate Monitor take. I can see already a few of these features can be found in Redgate Monitor, albeit in different places. Having a central area with quick stats on a machine could certainly be useful. Can I suggest heading to https://sqlmonitor.uservoice.com/ and logging this request? I can also provide it internally to our teams; however, having it on the UserVoice site does let others vote on the feature so we can gather more insight from the users and also communicate when features are added into the product. / comments
Hi @sredmond Thanks for reaching out on the Redgate forum with your feature request. The best place to post up requests like this is on our UserVoice site - this is maintained by our development &...
Hi @JasonSelburg Thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forums regarding your SSMS21 install. We have the following blog post published regarding our support of SSMS V21: https://productsupport.red-gate.com/hc/en-us/articles/23014007338909-SSMS-v21-and-your-Redgate-products As of now, SSMS v21 is still in Preview Release 1 and Redgate tools do not yet officially support this version. We're actively working to ensure our tools are compatible with SSMS v21 ahead of its General Availability (GA) release. We recommend that users who rely on Redgate tools for their workflows continue to use the latest supported version of SSMS for now. Compatibility updates and announcements will be provided as we approach the GA release. / comments
Hi @JasonSelburg Thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forums regarding your SSMS21 install.We have the following blog post published regarding our support of SSMS V21:https://productsupport.re...
Thank you for your patience whilst this was escalated with our developers. They have reviewed this feature request and is submitted into backlog to be worked on at a future date. With current product priorities, this has not been given a timeframe for implementation. Any changes to the collapsing of test classes would be included as part of a future patch release when it becomes available. We recommend reviewing patch releases in SQL Test or via https://documentation.red-gate.com/sqt/release-notes-and-other-versions to be advised of any functionality changes and feature additions. / comments
Thank you for your patience whilst this was escalated with our developers.They have reviewed this feature request and is submitted into backlog to be worked on at a future date. With current produc...
Hi adam_hafner, Thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forum regarding this SQL Test feature request. Shall submit it to the development team for their appraisal of this request. Will update this post with any updates as they are made available. / comments
Hi adam_hafner,Thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forum regarding this SQL Test feature request.Shall submit it to the development team for their appraisal of this request. Will update this ...
Hi and thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forums. Regarding SSMS21 - I have checked with our product teams and this is in our development teams priority lists to deliver for each toolbelt product. Current planning is to make our respective products compatible with SSMS21 before the main GA release. There is not currently support for the preview versions. The tools may install & work; but we cannot guarantee any functionality at this stage. There will likely be formal announcements via our blog and per each product's release notes to confirm when SSMS21 support is implemented. / comments
Hi and thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forums. Regarding SSMS21 - I have checked with our product teams and this is in our development teams priority lists to deliver for each toolbelt pr...
Hi @adam_hafner Thank you for submitting this feature request for SQL Test. This has been escalated to our developers for their consideration to be included into a future release. At present, this feature has not been prioritized into their current backlog and a timeframe for delivery cannot be provided. Should this feature be implemented, it would be made available as part of a standard patch release of SQL Test. We recommend monitoring releases of SQL Test through SSMS directly or via the documentation site: https://documentation.red-gate.com/sqt/release-notes-and-other-versions / comments
Hi @adam_hafner Thank you for submitting this feature request for SQL Test.This has been escalated to our developers for their consideration to be included into a future release. At present, this f...