Have a problem with MDX Studio 0.4.14.0 while trying to use debug feature.
Connecting to SSAS 2008 R2 (ver.10.50.2500)
Writing simple mdx query like select sales amount by years from AW
Next press Debug button. New pane Debug watch appear. While I'm not touching Results pane, everything is OK, but as soon as I click inside the Results, program stops responding. This feature is so great in understanding mdx, how can I repair it? I've tried different servers, different win and sql versions, but error the same. It is very sad =(
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Goal: don't display the popup when you remove/delete the SQL document in SQL Server.
Problem: before I downloaded the latest version of SQL Server, it didn't show any popup about status when I removed the SQL document.
When I downloaded the latest version of SQL Server, it suddenly started to display the popup.
It always displays when I remove/delete the SQL document in SQL Server.
How do I remove it?
Thank you!
Uninstalling third-party SQL software permanently removed the "Querying transaction count" popup for me. Details are below.
I downloaded Devart's "SQL Tools" pack. It was one installation file
that installed the 15 separate applications into SQL Server Management Studio. I didn't even open any of the applications yet or activate the free trial (not sure if it activates automatically or not), and ever since have been receiving the "Querying transaction count" popup every time a query window is closed.
This was reducing my productivity, so I spent a few hours researching how to remove this popup so I don't have to click the close button thousands of times. SSMS didn't update, there weren't any options within SSMS or Devart to remove this popup, and there weren't any solutions online other than to create a macro to replicate multiple keyboard strokes to disconnect the connection first and then close the query window.
I ended up uninstalling these 15 applications, and without even needing to restart my PC, the "Querying transaction count" stopped appearing. As an added bonus, the annoying "Buy Devart" PC ads with the too-tiny-to-click-to-close-X that were also popping up every few hours (15+ popup ads a day during Black Friday sale too) stopped appearing as well! Hallelujah! Maybe someone else experiencing this "Querying transaction count" SELECT ##trancount popup installed third-party software like Devart's and just needs to uninstall it.
The software below looks amazing and I'm still interested in trying them out if the free trial didn't automatically activate and expire, but will probably install them one at a time so I can figure out which of the 15 programs is causing this popup. SQL Complete was the only one that I kept and is not causing the popup, so it's 1 of the other 14.
Devart's SQL Tools
SQL Complete (Not Causing Popup)
Source Control
Unit Test
Schema Compare
Data Compare
Data Generator
Documenter
Data Pump
Index Manager
Query Builder
Search
Monitor
Event Profiler
SQL Decryptor
DevOps Automation
I am developing an inquiry screen having totally 13 tabs consists of 13 grids. When the entire process running on the given selection criteria on the button click it taking too much time to execute and giving time out error. I am using visual studio 2005 and all server 2008 R2. While individual running the SQL' S they are working fine. Please suggest me the solution for this.
Increase the timeout of your Command object or optimize your sql query to take less time.
With the exception of a little HTML/Javascript, I've always used C++ on Visual Studio C++ 2010. I have an internship next week that will involve the use of SQL and .Net. I'm currently reading a book on SQL and it instructs us to go to its website to download code so that we can practice. The website is here: http://forta.com/books/0672336073/ I downloaded the one labeled "Microsoft SQL Server" which is basically two .sql files. One creates a simple database and the other one populates it.
However, for the life of me I cant figure out how to do it on Visual Studio 2010 or 2013 (I downloaded the full version of 2010). If anyone knows how to get these file to run on either VS version I would be very happy. I'm used to just hitting the green arrow button in Visual Studio C++ 2010, which I believe is execute. Obviously it isnt working for my sql code.
On VS 2013 I created a new "SQL Server Database Project". I then added two new "Application Role" items for the two .sql files. Now after clicking the "SQL" tab and "Execute" I get error messages about duplicate objects/keys, which I assume means the database is already created...but how do I view it? At one instance I mustve hit the right combination of buttons because I was able to view my database in a table format.
Thanks for any suggestions!
In visual studio go to view and select sql server, (see image) then click the + symbol and connect to the server installed on your machine (if its not yet listed)
We have a windows 2003 server with crystal reports running on this, that ties to a sql db. Yesterday afternoon all reports that I was trying to run suddenly started freezing. I thought initially it was device specific and it was my pc and tried several other devices. Then one of my analysts noticed he couldn't run some standard Thursday reports which also froze .. etc.. Where does the error log for each of these reports write to so I can investigate the root cause?
Running slowly will not necessarily produce an error. The best thing for you to do in this situation is run the SQL used in your reports directly against SQL server from management studio, this way you have a whole host of performance monitoring options, you will also get a better feel of what the issue could be. Continue to troubleshoot different factors procedurally and you should find the issue.
How can I run a simple query like:
select current timestamp from sysibm.sysdummy1
In the old "Command Center" if was simply able to run such a command without creating a script/project, using a query builder etc.. However the old command center was replaced with the new Data Studio during an update.
I'm trying to reproduce an error that doesn't pop up when using my usual Aqua Data studio. However running the procedure with JDBC and/or the Data Studio throws an exception.
1) Open "Database Administration" perspective in data studio
2) To launch the SQL editor, go to Administration Explorer on the left panel and click New > New SQL Script (Refer screenshot below)
This way you can run your normal sql queries without creating a script/project, etc. Please refer to IBM official site here for more details.