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Many thanks for your post Michael.
As per steps provided by you I tried to replicate the issue but it works fine for me.
Can you kindly email me the screenshot of the settings:
SQL Prompt 4 --> Options --> Inserted Code --> Special Characters ? -
CodantiM wrote:Given this code:
SELECT <select start>'Test' AS Field1, 'Test2' AS Field2, ''<select end> AS Field3 INTO #Temp
And having the code between <select start> and <select end> selected when you hit TAB to indent it.
This is what you get:SELECT 'Test' AS Field1, 'Test2' AS Field2, ''' AS Field3 INTO #Temp
while this is what I expect:SELECT 'Test' AS Field1, 'Test2' AS Field2, '' AS Field3 INTO #Temp
this happened to me as well earlier after installing the update, although I couldn't get it to do it again after re-selecting the start and end points and tabbing again.
Just wanted to confirm you're not crazy.I just don't know how to duplicate it myself, but when it happened it was quite annoying. If I can duplicate before anyone else posts I'll do so.
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Anu Deshpande wrote:Many thanks for your post Michael.
As per steps provided by you I tried to replicate the issue but it works fine for me.
Can you kindly email me the screenshot of the settings:
SQL Prompt 4 --> Options --> Inserted Code --> Special Characters ?
I just sent the email to support@red-gate.com.
(Just for reference the options I have checked are:
* Add parentheses
* Single quotation mark
* Comment mark
* Square bracket) -
Just to follow up on this, I managed to reproduce this with Michael's assistance, and have now raised this as a bug within our tracking systems under reference number SP-2881.
Pete
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And having the code between <select start> and <select end> selected when you hit TAB to indent it.
This is what you get:
while this is what I expect: