SQL Management Studio for SQL Server Changelog
What's new in SQL Management Studio for SQL Server 1.3
Mar 21, 2019- Added new services in SQL Management Studio for SQL Server: Check Database, Indices Management, Shrink Database and Update Statistics.
- There was an issue concerning installation on disks having more than 2Tb of free space. Fixed now.
- The default folder for logs now points to the user's profile.
- The network notifications (NetSend) did not work on Windows Vista and newer. Fixed now.
- SQL Studio Agent utilized 100% of CPU when the task generated a large log. Fixed now.
- The running processes are now stopped correctly when updating.
- Wrong encoding of logs with enabled localization has been fixed.
- Lots of other improvements and bug-fixes.
New in SQL Management Studio for SQL Server 1.2.0.2 (Nov 30, 2011)
- The Task Scheduler can now be launched as a Windows Service or a separate process.
- If a custom task is launched manually, its execution process can be tracked in the special window.
- Backup/restore services are now available in SQL Studio for PostgreSQL.
- The SSH or HTTP connection type is now displayed within the host name field.
- Toolbar settings used to be reset after the program shutdown. Fixed now.
- The possibility to open PDF documentation from the main menu is implemented.
- Other small improvements and bug-fixes.
New in SQL Management Studio for SQL Server 1.1 (Nov 30, 2011)
- Task Scheduler: added a possibility to schedule tasks for running several times a day (daily launches)
- It is now possible to launch any SQL Studio tool through the context menu of the system tray Agent
- On attempt to call a utility with an inappropriate template, a message is displayed or the corresponding log message is created
- SQL Query can use a shared database repository with SQL Studio
- Enhanced the software update via SQL Studio Direct technique: when downloading an update, the download progress is displayed; on attempt to install an update which is not available due to maintenance term expiration, a warning is displayed
- Fixed an error that occurred on attempt to delete the only step from a task
- Visual scheme configuration is now applied to all components of SQL Studio
- Adding and dropping databases performed in SQL Manager were not indicated in the DB Explorer tree of running SQL Studio. Fixed now
- Fixed a number of artifacts that appeared when working with two monitors
- Upon running SQL Studio as a user with restricted privileges, if SQL Studio Agent had not been launched previously, the Agent launch error occurred. Fixed now
- Speeded up opening the Template Management section with a large list of templates
- Now the SQL Studio window position is saved for the next session
- The "Tool path is not correct" error occurred on attempt to run a task, when working under Windows 2003 Server. Fixed now
- Added a confirmation request on deleting a step from a task
- Other minor improvements and bug-fixes