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open DataReader error
sunspot07
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Hi,
I downloaded an evaluation copy of SQL Data Compare 9.0 to see if it would help me keep a SQL Azure and a local SQL Server database contents in synch. When I run the application, I always get an error when trying to register the Azure database " There is already an open DataReader associated with this Command which must be closed first". I cannot continue from there. I uninstalled the app, and used the link under the sticky, but no difference. As part of the evaluation, SQL Compare 10 was also installed, and that tool works fine - it can compare my local and Azure databases. But, I have more of a need to compare the data, and possible migrate it, and I was hoping SQL Data Compare would be the tool. I have version 9.1.0.365 installed.
Thanks in advance for any help solving this!
I downloaded an evaluation copy of SQL Data Compare 9.0 to see if it would help me keep a SQL Azure and a local SQL Server database contents in synch. When I run the application, I always get an error when trying to register the Azure database " There is already an open DataReader associated with this Command which must be closed first". I cannot continue from there. I uninstalled the app, and used the link under the sticky, but no difference. As part of the evaluation, SQL Compare 10 was also installed, and that tool works fine - it can compare my local and Azure databases. But, I have more of a need to compare the data, and possible migrate it, and I was hoping SQL Data Compare would be the tool. I have version 9.1.0.365 installed.
Thanks in advance for any help solving this!
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ftp://support.red-gate.com/patches/SQLD ... .0.365.zip
http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/c ... _log_files
Ensure that you disable logging afterwards. If you have the opportunitry to send us an error report too (a link similiar to "Is the problem serious? send us a report..." may be displayed in the error message) then please do so.
Please send the generated error log to support@red-gate.com with the ticket reference F0056999 in the subject line.
Thanks!
servername;MultipleActiveResultSets=True
So it could look like this;
MySQLServer2008R2;MultipleActiveResultSets=True
Then re-try the steps that led to the error previously. How does it go?
Is there any chance this could be worked in as a standard thing for Azure DBs to make our lives less puzzling please?
Thanks,
Raymond