There's an annoying feature in SQL Complete. I tried to open a very large sql file and SSMS got stuck with it and I had to kill SSMS. Now every time SSMS starts it's trying to restore the file and I am in this silly loop where SSMS is stuck trying to open it. Even though the file is called sqlquery2.sql, I can't find this file anywhere on my machine so it seems SQL Complete has it under a different name!!? I can't delete the file. Where are these files located?
There needs to be a way to get out of this loop. At least SSMS asks me if I want to recover files.
I had to uninstall SQL Complete.
Also the uninstaller requires me to close all the Visual Studio instances even though I don't have SQL Complete installed in it. Another annoying feature. It should be smart enough to no force me to do this.
After I reinstalled SQL Complete, it's still trying to open the large file. it seems I have to check some of those boxes during the uninstallation.
I am using another version of SSMS until I can get rid of this problem.
How to stop SQL Complete from opening script files before SSMS starts?
Re: How to stop SQL Complete from opening script files before SSMS starts?
In order to resolve this, please try removing the file docsessions.db from the following folder:
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%appdata%\Devart\dbForge SQL Complete\