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The database name used by Source Control is missing in the SQL Source Control screen

So I don't know which db SQL Source Control is using, which is annoying. SQL Source Control version is 3.0.13.4214.

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  • Marc-Andre commented  ·   ·  Report

    FWIW, I'm on Win7 + SSMS2012, and I don't have this issue. Database name clearly shows in top-right corner.

  • Andy Campbell Smith commented  ·   ·  Report

    We've opened a support ticket for you, reference F0064006 - if you could email us at support@red-gate.com, quoting that reference in the subject line, with:

    Your OS
    The version of SSMS you're using
    If possible, a screenshot

    ... that'd be really helpful! Thanks.

  • Stephen commented  ·   ·  Report

    Strange!

    I'm also using 3.0.13.4214 within SSMS 2008 R2 and the database clearly shows just above the "Commit" button at top-right, just below the redgate logo for SSC. Win2003R2SP2

    It would assist if you'd add the SSMS and OS versions to your post.