buenyamin

Hello,

thank you for your reply.

I've changed my mail address but I can't login with the new one.

Kind Regards

Hello,

I can't find any way to change my current mail address.

Am I blind or is it really not possible?

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Hello,

I've uploaded the required config file.

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Nothing has changed for me either after setting this option.

Hello,

thank you also for your reply!

I'm using only portable versions of RDM Enterprise.

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Hey,

on the latest version (2020.2.13.0).

Regards,

buenyamin

I tried unchecking "Auto focus dashboard" but unfortunately it didn't change anything.

I'm using RDM primarily with multiple RDP sessions open.

If I go to one tab, click 'sign off' under Windows and change the tab to an other RDP session the tab changes automatically to Dashboard when the sign out operation is finished.

There should be a way to stay on the current RDP session instead of changing to the dashboard tab.

Kind Regards

RDP Sessions

Here is a screenshot:

Hi there,

we are using RDM since version 9.

In every new major version we hope that the memory leak problem will be fixed, but nothing was done yet.

We are using Server 2012 R2 Clients to access primarily remote desktop sessions via multiple SQL databases (one per customer).

After using RDM some time the client is consuming much more RAM than needed; a restart fixes this behaviour but we can't restart the client during administering multiple customers.

Here are 2 screenshots. One after a new start of the client:

and here is one after using it for a while:

Is there a possibility that you could fix this?

Thanks for your answer.

Afaik New-RDMDataSource does only create a data source which is actually only a connection to an already existing database.

I did try using Get-Help but didn't find any helpful parameters for creating such a database.

Hello,

is there a way to create a SQL-Database within the PowerShell-Context?

Basically I'm searching for the button "Datenbank erstellen" or "Create database" in a programatically way:

Thanks and Kind Regards

Bünyamin Olgun