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cstrub said:
Found an easy solution, locate SQLPrompt.Format.CommandLine.exe on your computer (was in "D:\Program Files (x86)\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 9" on my computer). using Visual Studio (File-->Open on the EXE) correct the Product Version from 10.14.22.11347+e4f26ea... to 10.14.22.11347). The issue is the Product Version for the file isn't valid for using with System.Version(string) method. Hope this helps someone else who likes to be able to use SQL Prompt and SQL Compare
Works for me too. Using Redgate SQL Prompt 10. I changed the following line in Visual Studio: [image] [image] [image] 10.14.23.11448+5f98c6667153c51589889f3373eb14aa7c032dce to 10.14.23.11448 Saved the EXE-file referenced in 'cstrub's post and it works as before. Please note that you need to run Visual Studio as administrator. / comments
cstrub said:
Found an easy solution, locate SQLPrompt.Format.CommandLine.exe on your computer (was in "D:\Program Files (x86)\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 9" on my computer).using Visual Studio (File-...