![]() ![]() I added the interim Microsoft workaround for SSMS 18.0 in the answer below. This has supposedly been fixed in SSMS 18.1. I found the following, which I suspect relates to the same problem: NET issue, there should give me an appropriate error msg instead of the non-descript chime.Īny help will be appreciated as I have trawled the forums to no avail and need to host a testing environment on my machine. It is purely related to the fact that local server environment was installed. The state of the MAMP/XAMPP server processes seems to have no influence on the problem. I eventually got it working again after uninstalling XAMPP, then uninstalling and reinstalling SSMS and SQL Server, but as soon as I installed MAMP as an alternative the same problem arose again. One which I can see via the terminal using mysql -u root -p and the other which I. Now Ive got two different database locations (I think). Deleting 18.0 (version) folders from HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server using Regedit.exe For a while MAMP refused to start the SQL server so Ive changed the ports to Apache 8888 and SQL 8889 and now seems to be starting fine (which are the defaults I believe but were different for some reason).Initially, after installing SSMS 18 and SQL Server 17, both worked fine for a day until I installed XAMPP when the issues started. That allowed me to install my local plugin, which is identified in its own composer.When I try to launch SQL Server Management Studio 18, I get a Windows chime and no other response or error messages. In my case, my composer.json contains this: "repositories": [ In my site’s composer.json file, I have told composer to look in this directory when installing plugins via the command line. ![]() It lives in a directory called local-plugins/hacksaw in the base directory for my site, right next to the config, src, and web directories. I’ve got this custom plugin built on my local machine. It occurred to me I would uninstall it the same way I had installed this custom plug-in. Further Update: Comments suggest this still works at least through MAMP 5.4. Update: Still works on Yosemite after fixing Apache as described in this answer. Heres what worked for me, starting from a fresh install of MAMP 3.0.5 on Mavericks without Pro. At first glance I wondered how to get rid of this custom plugin. If youre using MAMP 3 or 4 the instructions are slightly different. As you can see by the screenshot above, the Pic Puller plugin has a convenient uninstall option in the control panel.īut, my custom “hacksaw” plug-in does not have an uninstall option. Note: Do not manually remove the C:\MAMP or C:\MAMPPRO folders before using the MAMP/MAMP PRO uninstaller. You can remove both your C:\MAMP and C:\MAMP PRO folders after you have successfully uninstalled MAMP PRO using the Uninstaller. Uninstalling plugins is also very easy. Use the Windows Uninstaller utility to uninstall MAMP PRO. Back up any host files that are located in the '/Applications/MAMP' folder. Some Content Management Systems are port-dependent. ![]() Installing plugins through Craft 3 ’s Plugin Store makes things very easy. To completely uninstall MAMP PRO use the following steps: Write down your Apache, MySQL, and DynDNS port numbers. I had created this plugin when Craft 3 was early in development, a time when there were many fewer plugins available and no plugin store at all. Insira sua senha de administrador para iniciar o processo de desinstalação. Nessa pasta, localize o aplicativo do desinstalador. His Wordsmith plugin included some features that I liked that my own custom plugin, a simple port of Hacksaw, didn’t include. Visite o Aplicativo pasta no seu computador macOS. I was recently updating my site and decided to use Michael Rog’s Wordsmith plugin for some text manipulation. ![]()
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