Hi all,
Sorry in advance for an out of the blue question on a near obsolete sql-2000 query analyzer, but I'm going absolutely crazy.
I started to use our old sql-2000 server for some offline data crunching. So I had made some changes to a sp in query analyzer, executed it to test the changes.
Then about a half hour later I came back to the window and the changes were GONE!!! Yes, they still existed in the actual sp if I re-opened it in another window, However if I were to make one more tiny change in the original window where I first made the chagne and execute it--it would undo my previous changes.
This happened several times yesterday and nobody was near my machine or anything like that. I'm not making this up--the changes I typed in were gone completely. I did not accidentally hit ctrl z or anything like that. I don't wear tin-foil hats either, this really happened.
Does anyone recall any such issues with the sql-2000 query analyzer?
--Jim
Sorry in advance for an out of the blue question on a near obsolete sql-2000 query analyzer, but I'm going absolutely crazy.
I started to use our old sql-2000 server for some offline data crunching. So I had made some changes to a sp in query analyzer, executed it to test the changes.
Then about a half hour later I came back to the window and the changes were GONE!!! Yes, they still existed in the actual sp if I re-opened it in another window, However if I were to make one more tiny change in the original window where I first made the chagne and execute it--it would undo my previous changes.
This happened several times yesterday and nobody was near my machine or anything like that. I'm not making this up--the changes I typed in were gone completely. I did not accidentally hit ctrl z or anything like that. I don't wear tin-foil hats either, this really happened.
Does anyone recall any such issues with the sql-2000 query analyzer?
--Jim