No response to Add Connection on macOS #728
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Hello...I just installed the Feb Preview on my macOS and was able to see the Connection window after clicking on Add Connection. Can you quit SQL Ops Studio and try it again please? |
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Version 0.26.7 (0.26.7) Quit and reopened. Getting the same result. No response to Add Connection. I also tried creating a server group, then right-clicking and selecting New Connection, and the New Connection button next to New Server Group. |
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@etherwizard could you please open the developer console |
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Same issue seen on Ubuntu 17.10, installed via deb. Console tab shows nothing either
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@kburtram: This is the error I see in the console: Activating extension I am unable to install mssql using the Extensions Marketplace. It appears to be deactivated in this preview. Is mssql supposed to be integrated into SQL Operations Studio? |
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Hi After a while of clicking a few times in the "Add Connection" button something happened. The "Extension Host" crashed and new error messages show up in the Web Console: |
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On various Linux systems you may need to install For Ubuntu, this component should already be installed in most configurations, so I'm not sure what's going on there. We'll be updating the DEB and RPM packages to automatically pull in this dependency to avoid that issue. |
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@antonpiatek-imanage here is some info on |
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Thanks @kburtram, looks like a typo above was what was confusing me - installing libunwind8 on my ubuntu 17.10 artful box now makes the connect dialog appear and I can successfully connect to a local db |
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Yeah, I can confirm that installing that package it works like a charm! :) |
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Any updates? Can we get the mssql extension bundled in the next preview for macOS? Or is there a way this extension can be copied to the app package manually? |
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@kburtram Thanks for following up. Yes, verified that version 0.27.3 is currently installed. The same error is being logged in the Developer Tools. |
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@etherwizard I left the below comment on #1117 though I think this is the same step I'd recommend to follow-up here. Thanks! ...we've had a couple reports of similar behavior on macOS, but we still don't have an internal repro or additional diagnostic information. I suspect there is something regarding the environment that is causing issues with .Net Core 2.0. If you have time, could you please try running the below command from a terminal window. The app should start without any output. You can close the process with Control+C.
Please let me know if any error messages are omitted when running the above command. Thanks! |
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@kburtram : It was 1.4.0-alpha.16 for version 0.27.3. Running the MicrosoftSqlToolsServiceLayer utility didn't show any errors in Terminal. Activating extension I've seen similar broken dependency chain errors in Zone.js working with Angular 2 / 5 so I tried "npm install" in Contents/Resources/app. This error was reported from npm: "Cannot find module '/Applications/SQL Operations Studio.app/Contents/Resources/app/build/npm/preinstall.js'". The build folder doesn't exist in the app folder. Thought it might be worth a try. |
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These errors occur on opening immediately after clean install of 0.28.6 on macOS 10.13.4 (causes entire Electron window to be empty black with no user interaction possible):
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These errors occur on opening immediately after clean install of 0.29.3 on macOS 10.13.4 (causes entire Electron window to be empty black with no user interaction possible):
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I got the same error. The hard disk was formatted with case-sensitive APFS. After I formatted the disk with case-insensitive APFS, the error was gone. macOS: 10.13.5 |
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@gscht Thanks for reporting this! Unfortunately reformatting with APFS case-insensitive isn't an option for me. I wonder if this has anything to do with the default case-insensitive collation in SQL Server? |
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@etherwizard we're investigating a similar missing |
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There is a fix available for the |
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@kburtram: I can confirm that the test build linked in your post above is working correctly on macOS 10.13.5 with case-sensitive APFS. Many thanks for your attention to this! |
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@etherwizard thanks for confirming! It's nice to finally close out this long standing bug. |
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