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Source Control Action Center: how can one ignore user changes and not default select

ClemsonTiger04
3 months ago

in Source control action center, how can one ignore user changes? Tried unchecking in the Object Filters (local and global), but the user changes still show up. Even worse they show up default checked. How does one also keep things from being default checked when opening action center when it refreshes?

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  • 0 3 months ago

    Hello  , 

    In SSMS go to the ApexSQL menu, select ApexSQL Source Control, then Options. Inside select Object filter and in the Type section, click on the down arrow at the end of the line. In this list, look for User and de-select the option and then click OK. User changes will not appear anymore in the Action Center.

    As for the changes being checked by default in the Action Center, this default setting cannot be changed as is set to optimize committing the changes to the online repo. 

    Hope this helps. If the issue persists, we suggest you open a Support Case in support.quest.com to have a someone from our team provide dedicated assistance. 

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  • 0 3 months ago

    Hello  , 

    In SSMS go to the ApexSQL menu, select ApexSQL Source Control, then Options. Inside select Object filter and in the Type section, click on the down arrow at the end of the line. In this list, look for User and de-select the option and then click OK. User changes will not appear anymore in the Action Center.

    As for the changes being checked by default in the Action Center, this default setting cannot be changed as is set to optimize committing the changes to the online repo. 

    Hope this helps. If the issue persists, we suggest you open a Support Case in support.quest.com to have a someone from our team provide dedicated assistance. 

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  • 0 3 months ago in reply to nodier garcia

    As far as my original question. just realized the object filters Type is database dependent, but there's no option for all databases. so one has to go through all individual datatabases and set to not see user changes. However, it is still not working. I will open up a support ticket for this.


    "As for the changes being checked by default in the Action Center, this default setting cannot be changed as is set to optimize committing the changes to the online repo. "

    This is disappointing. I see no rhyme or reason to how it's pre-selecting things. I have had to train myself to always uncheck everything pre-selected as it's caused our development group to accidentally check in things when not wanting to. We work in a shared environment.