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SQL Search isn't causing the crash (alone). I just uninstalled SQL Search 3.9.4, leaving SQL Prompt 11.3.5 installed, but SSMS 22.3 still crashes while connecting to a SQL Server instance. Also waiting for a fix. / comments
SQL Search isn't causing the crash (alone). I just uninstalled SQL Search 3.9.4, leaving SQL Prompt 11.3.5 installed, but SSMS 22.3 still crashes while connecting to a SQL Server instance.Also wait...
SQL Search isn't causing the crash alone. I just uninstalled SQL Search 3.9.4, leaving SQL Prompt 11.3.5 installed, but SSMS 22.3 still crashes while connecting to a SQL Server instance. / comments
SQL Search isn't causing the crash alone. I just uninstalled SQL Search 3.9.4, leaving SQL Prompt 11.3.5 installed, but SSMS 22.3 still crashes while connecting to a SQL Server instance.
Same as with previous version: Right-click on the menu bar, choose “Customize”, switch to tab “Extensions Menu” and disable(!) both SQL Prompt entries there: [image] / comments
Same as with previous version: Right-click on the menu bar, choose “Customize”, switch to tab “Extensions Menu” and disable(!) both SQL Prompt entries there:
In my last post, I wrote: However, an empty tab is opened when clicking the SQL History or SQL Search button. This can be worked around by disabling the new SSMS option “Optimize rendering for screens with different pixel densities” in Tools/Options, section “General”. Disabling this option is generally a good idea, because Registered Servers pane will also displayed as empty when it's enabled. / comments
In my last post, I wrote:However, an empty tab is opened when clicking the SQL History or SQL Search button.This can be worked around by disabling the new SSMS option “Optimize rendering for screen...
Thank you for the hint. I didn't look into the folders myself until then. Yes, SQL Prompt and SQL Search menu buttons appear after moving the files from Preview to Release folder. SQL Prompt settings and code suggestions are working. However, an empty tab is opened when clicking the SQL History or SQL Search button. / comments
Thank you for the hint. I didn't look into the folders myself until then.Yes, SQL Prompt and SQL Search menu buttons appear after moving the files from Preview to Release folder.SQL Prompt settings...
It was working with all SSMS 21 Preview versions, but even the current SQL Prompt version 10.16.12 does not appear after installing release version of SSMS 21 and reinstalling SQL Prompt (and SQL Search). I know the manual to enable it with customizing Extensions Menu, bit SQL Prompt is not listed there anymore. I guess because the Preview version used the Preview channel and folder and the Release version uses the Release channel and folder. Maybe other internal folder/registry path settings should refer to the Release channel now. / comments
It was working with all SSMS 21 Preview versions, but even the current SQL Prompt version 10.16.12 does not appear after installing release version of SSMS 21 and reinstalling SQL Prompt (and SQL S...