Here is my problem: Every time I start the "Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio", I get a warning
The automatically saved settings file "\\Settings\CurrentSettings-2012-02-13.vssettings' cannot be found.
The message goes on to say :
"You can change this file on the 'Import and Export Settings' Tools Options page". The IDE will use your most recent settings for this session.
Where is this setting? How to fix this?
thanks!
However there is no option "Import and Export Settings" in SQL Server Management Studio. Edit the value of the Reg Key "VisualStudioLocation" to %USERPROFILE%\Documents\SQL Server Management Studio Now when you open or close SQL Server Management Studio, You will not get the error.
SQL Server Management Studio is built upon the Visual Studio Isolated Shell, which inherently supports extensibility (add-ins/plug-ins). It is possible to tap into the Visual Studio extensibility services to surface custom capabilities within SQL Server Management Studio; however, such extensibility is not supported.
Here is the text of the message. The automatically saved settings file ‘c:\users\<UserName>\documents\visual studio 2015\settings\sql server management studio\NewSettings.vssettings’ cannot be found. You can change this file on the ‘Import and Export Settings’ Tools Options page. The IDE will use your most recent settings for this session.
In the Tools menu, select Options. In Automatically save my settings to this file, enter the location you will backup. Select OK. This file is in : %userprofile%\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Settings\CurrentSettings.vssettings
you can try with theses steps :
In the
Tools menu
,select Options.
Select
Environment folder
,choose Import and Export Settings
In Automatically save my settings to this file, enter the location you will backup.
Select OK.
This file is in : %userprofile%\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Settings\CurrentSettings.vssettings
Nota : if you don't find file, you can get another file from your coleague
If SQL Server Management Studio is open close it
Open Registry Editor Navigate to the location _HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Shell_
Edit the value of the Reg Key "VisualStudioLocation" to
%USERPROFILE%\Documents\SQL Server Management Studio
Close Registry Editor and check if the problem is fixed
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