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File C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\sqlcl\aliases.xml purged randomly
Hello,
My file AppData\Roaming\sqlcl\aliases.xml is erased "randomly" and I don't understand what is the source problem.
Someone know something about the comportment between SQLCL and the Aliases.xml file ? (I would like that this file stay alive forever if possible).
Sincerely,
Quentin
Answers
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If that file is getting deleted, it would not be the doing of SQLcl. It probably has something to do with the policy settings on your computer.
On my Windows 10 environment I see the following in AppData\Roaming\sqlcl after creating a new alias and exiting SQLcl:
