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Many thanks for your post.
But this works for me in VS2010.
Can check if you case set for UPPERCASE in the following setting in VS2010:
SQL Prompt 5 --> Options --> Format --> Case and check the values here?
Are they all set in Uppercase here?
If yes can you reply my email with SQL Prompt Style ?
You can find how to export the Styles here. -
Yes, my styles are set to UPPERCASE for all 3 options (keywords, functions, and types). This works fine in SSMS but not in VS.
I do not have those style options because I am using Standard Edition. -
Thanks for your post.
If you check the feature list here you would see that 'Format SQL' is not supported in Visual Studio.
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When I try to create a table in Visual Studio the data types and nullability keyword do not capitalize. I have the SQL Prompt setting to capitalize all reserved keywords and it works great in SSMS.
This is what I type in VS2010 and it stays exactly as typed...
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[SaleStatus]
(
SaleStatusID smallint not null
, SaleStatusName varchar(50) not null
)
This is what I type in SSMS and it changes as I have it configured...
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[SaleStatus]
(
SaleStatusID SMALLINT NOT NULL
, SaleStatusName VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL
)