I've also now blogged, in passing, about the Data Dude support, amongst other things:

http://www.simple-talk.com/community/blogs/bart/archive/2007/08/31/36009.aspx

Thanks,

Bart

We've actually done a bit of a back-peddle on this - the next release, due within the next two weeks or so, will work with Data Dude. It'll need a...

Hi Ian,

It sounds like some sort of data type converstion might be going on that screws up the values. Try running the query using SELECT ... INTO to create a...

Assemblies are indeed database specific so you could use one database as a testbed and then at a later time migrate the newer assemblies to your other databases. You need...

I'd go with what Ian said. You need to try chucking some test data at the SP to see exactly what's going wrong. If you can, try it with a...

"And STOP HARD CODING ANYTHING. Let every single @#$%@#$$@$ thing be changeable by the developer."

ROFL. Oh yeah, I'll drink to that!

That all sounds pretty sensible to me. We face the same issues in software development. Take this as an example: multiple inheritance is bad. Is that really true? Sure you...

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OK David, time to put your money where your mouth is.

Just kidding, but at the risk of stirring up more controversy, we would...

That'll be our next tool.

Hi Don,

I can't really speak for SQL Refactor, however what I can say is that it would be more complex to integrate into VS because there are more points of...

Hi Don,

Actually we'll be adding support for Visual Studio 2005 in the next version that will be out in July. SSMS is based on VS 2005 so exposes many of...

LOL. Definitely Friday afternoon. Clearly being British I can't vote but it should be fun to watch this one from the sidelines.

Well, despite their size and explosive growth I think the reality is that Google isn't as mature a company as Microsoft so can be expected to make a few goofs...

Hi again,

I just wanted to let you know that SQL Prompt 3.1 has been released. You'll find improvements in a number of areas, however we're still scratching our heads over...