jschlie

Hi Mark,

No problem at all, it's not a critical issue, but I wanted to make sure I mentioned it.

Just sent

Hi Mark,

I'm not using the background service all I'm doing is clicking on the tool for the connection to test and reconnect me when the server comes back online from a reboot. When I use the tool and reconnect to the server the status of the connection never changes to show it being in a connected state.

Hi Mark,

v 11.7.6.0

Local Data Source

Hi,

Small bug, but as I'm trying things out in the client I noticed the really helpful "Check Is Online" tool. The only problem is that when the tool is used the status of the connection is not properly updated in the navigation panel.

Thanks

I don't know how this isn't already out here or if the search function just didn't find the exact phrase in the error message, but can anyone tell me how to get rid of this? The error in the message (for future searchability) is:

Resize PowerShell buffer and window size

Exception setting "WindowSize": "Window cannot be wider than the screen buffer.

Parameter name: value.Width

Actual value was 191."

At line:3 char:1

+ $Host.UI.RawUI.WindowSize = $Host.UI.RawUI.MaxWindowSize;

+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [], SetValueInvocationException

+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : ExceptionWhenSetting

Exception setting "WindowSize": "Window cannot be wider than the screen buffer.

Parameter name: value.Width

Actual value was 192."

At line:4 char:1

+ $Host.UI.RawUI.WindowSize = new-object System.Management.Automation.H ...

+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: '(':) [], SetValueInvocationException

+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : ExceptionWhenSetting

I realize this post is 4 years old, but any movement on this? I'm in a similar situation where I VPN into multiple client's networks and pulling a listing from AD would sure be a huge time saver. I would think connecting into an AD or LDAP data source would be something that could be added to the wizard, outside of the default computer domain, by adding in the ability to enter the name or IP address of either the domain/domain controller; DNS server and user credentials.

Any idea when or if this is going to ever be added?

That would be great. Having the option to just turn it off would definitely be helpful.

Hi,

I'm new to the application and am currently in my trial period and something I've noticed that is pretty aggravating is the lack of contextual help. The example I would give is that for anyone new to the application settings such as "File\Options\User Interface\Filter\Location: Status Bar\Clear filter on open connection" means absolutely nothing until you pull up the manual search it and find that option.

For most of the panels under the options dialogue there is a pretty large amount of unused white space that could be used for a very helpful text box that would explain what the option is and what effects the setting has on the application's behavior. I'm sure after using the application for a while the options probably become rather intuitive, but for new users many of the settings available which may be pretty useful aren't very intuitive at all.

Thanks for your consideration.

Hey Maurice,

I'm just curious as to why would this be something that can't be turned off? I'm trialing at this point and have absolutely no reason to keep a running log of all of my session activity. I could see this being something that could be forced on via a policy for groups where a manager would want to have accountability for engineers connecting into client systems, but in situations where it's a one user install this seems somewhat unnecessary and, at least in my case, completely unwanted.

Any way to disable this via registry or some other means?

I'm unable to find a setting that would control enabling or disabling the application from writing to either the connections.log file or connections.db. Is there a secret configuration option to turn this off?