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Thank you! My database is 1.750, and I was able to change the "maximal version" to my current version and make the error stop!

After updating my RDM client to version 2022.1.12.0 64-bit, I get this message:

"the data source ___ requires a Remote Desktop Manager version lower or equal than 2021.2.9999. Please contact your remote desktop manager administrator."

The data source is SQL Server 2012 on Windows Server 2019. 

However, I can still open the data source and launch RDP sessions and retrieve passwords.

However, if I try to make a change, such as editing the description of something, then it shows the same popup, but it makes the change anyway. 

I tried to update the database manually by going to Data Sources, the Upgrade tab, and clicking "Update Database", but nothing happened.

Is my SQL Server data source up to date? How do I check? How can I get this pop-up to stop, especially if it's a false alarm?

Thanks in advance.

OK, using the 32-bit version is much faster, even according to the profiler. Thank you!

What's the best way to email you? I see that I have an inbox with my forum account, but I cannot find a way to send mail.

Whenever I create, update, or delete a session, the application is frozen for about 28 seconds before I can click or do anything else again. My system is Server 2012 R2 with 12GB and 8 cores, and the data source is on the same spinning disk as the OS. I am running Enterprise Edition 9.2.3.0 64-bit using a SQLite data source. I was using XML and switched to SQLite, but it didn't make it faster. I've also tried removing some old entries, but it hasn't sped up. Maybe I have too many saved connections; is there an ideal number?