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SP-7824 : Fixed an issue which would cause the Qualify Object Names refactoring to sometimes generate incorrect SQL when used on an UPDATE statement.

SP-7804 : Fixed an issue with suggesting synonyms when schema/database filtering is enabled.Smart Rename and Split Table refactorings are now no longer supported for SQL Server 2000/2005. SP-7830 : Fixed issue that caused formatting to fail in Visual Studio 2019 16.3.1 and above.SP-7827 : Fixed an issue where scripts containing HISTORY_RETENTION_PERIOD syntax would sometimes fail to format.SP-7826 : Fixed an issue which would sometimes cause formatting to fail when applied to a script containing a PIVOT clause within an UPDATE statement.
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SP-7754 : Fixed scenario that could lead to corruption of Prompt Options during export to a zip archive.Added suggestions for COMPATIBILITY LEVEL values for all supported versions of SQL Server.Added suggestions support for ADD/DROP SENSITIVITY CLASSIFICATION syntax introduced in SQL Server 2019.We would love to hear your feedback on this new feature. Added a new ranked ordering option for suggestions.SP-7616 : To avoid confusion, disabling Tab History in the options menu now disables the Tab History toolbar button.Added support for the index options RESUMABLE and MAX_DURATION in CREATE INDEX statements, introduced in SQL Server 2019.Added support for the APPROX_COUNT_DISTINCT aggregate function, introduced in SQL Server 2019.Tabs are now shown in time buckets, making them easier to search through.You can now star the tabs you use most often, so they're easier to find and restore when you need them.SP-7847 : Fixed an issue which would sometimes cause the Tab History/Code Analysis UI to fail to load.If the problem persists, please zip any log files in %localappdata%\Local\Red Gate\Logs, open a support request and attach the file. If it still exists, delete C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio XX\Common7\IDE\Extensions\ If it still exists, delete C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\XXX\Tools\Binn\ManagementStudio\Extensions\Ĥ. If it still exists, delete C:\Program Files (x86)\Red gate\Ĥ. C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\SQL Server Management Studio\XX.0\Addins\.addin fileģ.C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\SQL Server Management Studio\XX.0\Addins\.Delete any of the following which still exist:.If it exists, uninstall SSMS Integration Pack Framework 1 (not to be confused with the SSMS Integration Pack 1).You should now be able to access the plug-in normally but if it still doesn't appear in SSMS try a clean install:

Right-click SSMS Integration Pack Framework 1 and select Repair This can sometimes be fixed by repairing the SIPFW installation: This SIPFW used to be installed as a separate program and you may have files leftover from an older version of SIPFW. The problem is likely with the SSMS Integration Pack Framework 1 (SIPFW) which is a set of files that our SSMS plugins use to integrate into SSMS 2014 and earlier. Should the repair or reinstall not help, please try the steps below: (If the tool isn't listed as installed in Control Panel but the installer says it's already installed, please open a support ticket for guidance).
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