SQL Source control crash SSMS when open sub folder
HL_ILO
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Hello,
I'm testing this nice product, but one of my server is on AWS, when openning table, or stored procedure ssms crash, and I stay it's a loop, I have to kill ssms
edit: ssms v18.12.1
edit2: Uninstalled, then I don't have crash without this module...
I'm testing this nice product, but one of my server is on AWS, when openning table, or stored procedure ssms crash, and I stay it's a loop, I have to kill ssms
edit: ssms v18.12.1
edit2: Uninstalled, then I don't have crash without this module...
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Unfortunately, SQL Source Control doesn't support AWS RDS, instead you will need to use Flyway Desktop.
https://documentation.red-gate.com/soc/requirements-and-supported-systems
If you are interested in database version control with Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Database Managed Instances, Amazon RDS for SQL Server, or SQL Server on Google Cloud Platform, try Flyway Desktop, Redgate's next generation of SQL Source Control. Try it or get in touch with our sales team for a demo.
Victoria Wiseman | Redgate Software
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thank you for the answer.
I don't want to use Source Control then I uninstall it and it's ok.
But there is a real bug, source control (demo) installed, not setup, you could'nt open table or stored procedures in explorer, you have to kill ssms on task manager because error is looping to infinite
I'm sorry you were seeing this issue with SQL Source Control.
You mentioned that you were seeing this crash for tables/Stored procedures on your AWS server, however do you see the same behavior on a local database?
Dan Jary | Redgate Software
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I have ~10 sql remote
2012 to 2019 it's ok
1 local ok
1 azure ok
1 aws KO => crashing openning table & stored procedure folder
Would you be able to share your SQL Source Control log file? If there are multiple, please try and zip those up. By default, log files for all Redgate tools are located in: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Red Gate\Logs
Do you also happen to have some additional screenshots showing the process you're taking to achieve the crash? Also, what version of SQL Source Control are you currently running?
Kind regards,
Kurt McCormick
Product Support Engineer, Redgate
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Apologies for the delay.
Based on the error logs and the error message you are receiving "The given key was missing from the dictionary.", would you please try and update to the latest version of SQL Source Control? I have seen this fix this issue for another customer, so let me know if that works. Download link below:
https://download.red-gate.com/checkforupdates/SQLSourceControl/SQLSourceControl_7.4.11.16519.exe
Full error message:
Kind regards,
Kurt McCormick
Product Support Engineer, Redgate
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