Hello jiri,
we tried it and we can not reproduce it. Do you have eureka error log? On bug you should have dialog, where are more details about bug. If you provide it to us, we will able to analyze it.
Do you have default configuration? Default Enabled databases etc., or something specific?
Hi Jiri,
if I understand it is happen when you try to show generate dialog (not generate from generate dialog). Did you do any customization of dialog in past? Do you have any custom package imported to TDM or some modification in MyPackage?
If you want to check custom packages, you need to switch on expert mode in Options, and after open package explorer. There you can filter system packages. After it you will see all other packages.
Sure. I am trying the default videorental (Oracle 10) model and my model (SQL Server 2016), both are not working. I can run TeamViewer for you and have a phone call, if you like.
Hi Jiří, we have an idea … to generate DDL we are using JScript (user can use that to customize behaviour of Toad Data Modeler), that is usually enabled and working on most Windows machines by default.
Same scripting language is used in multiple subsystems like report generating, macros, custom form logic, …
Can you try to generate forexample HTML or RTF report or run some macro? If that wouldn’t work, we’ve probably found the cause of your problems.
From mian top menu of Toad Data Modeler select Model > Generate Report > Run… and go through the wizard with default settings.
To run some macro for example: with opened model run Main menu: Macros > Productivity > Add Entities
fill some name for new entities and hit OK - that should generate some new entities in Model Explorer (left hand side window)
It’s stuck - not responding when I hit Model, Generate report, Run at the second page (Select Report), first page is working fine.
Macro - add entities access violation as for the generate DDL script:
Access violation at address 00000000005DD5BB in module ‘TDM.exe’. Read of address 0000000000000078
OK, we’ve propbably found the origin of the problem. Seems like JScript is not working properly on your machine. You can try run very simple script (save the script bellow to script.js and doubleclick to run it - it should pop up dialog with message ‘RUNNING’):
WScript.Echo(‘RUNNING’);
Second way to check it is by running command wscript in terminal (key shortcut: WIN+R > command: cmd > OK)
That can be caused by various things:
some software like antivirus could block it
Windows Script Host is disabled, you can check this in windows registry and ON YOUR OWN RISK make changes (according to video bellow) to enable it.
So something is wrong with your machine if this doesn’t work. I would like to help (and will be looking for solution), but for now, I’m out of options how to fix that.
IMHO it’s related to jscript.dll exception. I’ve got v5.812.10240.16384, that came with latest Windows Update ( Windows 10 October 2018 Update (version 1809)) or latest SQL Server update (Cumulative update 11 (CU11) for SQL Server 2017).
To be precise after Microsoft Edge v44.17763.1.0 update (part of October’s Windows Update?). Your app fails during ComObject GetTypeInfo call, some parameter is null.