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Hi Buckley,
I can recreate this locally and will look into a fix for you. Thank you for the awesome repro steps! -
I think I've got a fix for you in this build If you'd like to give it a try, and i'll make sure this gets included in the next Prompt release.
Thanks,
Aaron.
Edit: Link removed - changes are in latest stable build -
Hi Aaron. That's awesome too. I'll check tomorrow morning at work and give prompt feedback.
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HI! I was wondering the if OP had this issue resolved?
I just installed the latest SQL Prompt update (v. 6.2.0.366) and my SQL Prompt suggestion box is empty.
I have tried to refresh the suggestion (CTRL+SHIFT+D) with no luck in resolving the empty suggestion box. I also tried changing the ParserLooK "back" and "ahead" distance value in the EngineOption XML with no luck either.
I tried the link from a previous post but the install stops because I have the latest version already.
I am having to resort back to SSMS intellisense in order to get "prompts" with my query objects. I am writing queries against a 2008R2 box with multiple Table value functions being joined together.
Any suggestions on a work around to get the "prompts" back?
TIA -
Hi giangbnguyen,
The original issue should be fixed in the latest stable build of Prompt which you've got so I assume you're seeing something else. You could try this private build (6.3.0.235) which has had a few more improvements that might help.
If that build also doesn't work, would it be possible to provide a script where you're not getting suggestions?
Thanks,
Aaron. -
Aaron, thank you for the prompt reply.
I was able to download the specific version you mentioned and that did indeed resolve my problem.
Thanks again! -
Great to here that!
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-- problem seems to occur only with views
-- problem occurs when you refer to a view in a following query
-- problem is at with the second select
-- the script is self contained / isolated except for the table "Client" which has to be replace with another table
IF OBJECT_ID('NoIntellisense') IS NOT NULL
DROP VIEW NoIntellisense
GO
CREATE VIEW NoIntellisense
AS
SELECT CLD01_STAANN
FROM Client c
GO
IF OBJECT_ID('NoIntellisense2') IS NOT NULL
DROP VIEW NoIntellisense2
GO
CREATE VIEW NoIntellisense2
AS
SELECT CLD01_STAANN
FROM Client c
GO
-- ************************* Example with views
SELECT *
FROM NoIntellisense ni
WHERE ni.CLD01_STAANN = ''
-- Works fine
SELECT *
FROM NoIntellisense ni2
WHERE ni2.CLD01_STAANN = ''
-- No Intellisense when you type: "ni2."
SELECT *
FROM NoIntellisense2 ni2
WHERE ni2.CLD01_STAANN = ''
-- works fine
-- ************************* Example with tables
SELECT *
FROM Client c
WHERE c.CLD01_STAANN = ''
-- Works fine
SELECT *
FROM Client c
WHERE c.CLD01_STAANN = '' -- Works fine