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Query Results don't render - later appear in another tab incorrectly #5627
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@joshbooker thanks for the GIF! That really helps understand the issue better. |
More info: the behavior starts by looking like a like a long running query - Run btn disabled, Cancel does nothing, no results ever render - sometimes the the execution timer is still running but Profiler shows successful completion. Disconnect and change connect works, but the weird part is when you close the file and open another file and execute with same connection. You get rows from current execute in columns from prior execution. It's like the results that never rendered before are rendered now except in columns from current exec. It gets really funky when the column counts don't match. The results never rendering is common but the only way I can repeat the funky results is when I reopen a file. |
@kburtram You're welcome - spent half day on this repro and issue post...high hopes you'll fix asap so I can stop reverting to SSMS ;). |
I was unable to repro this with the latest code on master. |
Same repro steps. Trick is to get one query to 'hang' somehow(?) - that query appears to run 'Executing query...' status indefinitely with timer running forever. Then close and reopen a different .sql file and execute to get the 'hung' query results in the other query pane. The only way I can repro this is after closing and reopening a .sql file from disk. |
Thank you! Will look into this again! |
Has anyone been able to reproduce this? Still plagues me daily. |
- Azure Data Version: 1.7.0 (system setup)
Commit: e128002
Date: 2019-05-08T00:55:40.928Z
VS Code 1.33.1
Electron: 3.1.8
Chrome: 66.0.3359.181
Node.js: 10.2.0
V8: 6.6.346.32
OS: Windows_NT x64 6.1.7601
Steps to Reproduce:
SELECT 'Query1' AS Query1, GETDATE() AS Stamp
and
SELECT 'Query3' AS Query3, GETDATE() AS Stamp
I will post a gif in a bit.
Josh
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