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Hi Mario,
It sounds like you've got the built in intellisense as well as Prompt enabled. You can disable the built in intellisense popping up by going to Tools->Options->Text Editor->Transact-SQL and unticking Auto list members and Parameter information.
Another user has reported the same issue so I think our installer might not be disabling it in all cases. Can I ask which version of SSMS you are currently running?
Thanks,
Aaron. -
Hi Mario,
I searched the forums because i had a similar issue. I found the problem for me under SQL Prompt - Options -> Suggestions > Behavior > Insertion keys section. I had nothing checked for the insertion trigger here. In this section, one can select which key to press to trigger the insertion from the Suggestion dropdown. Once i checked the key press to use (i chose Space bar) then the insertion action worked. Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Randy Sullivan -
To answer and add to Aaron's post, I did notices the same behaviour as the one he answered to and I aplied his fix... it worked but I had to restart SSMS.
My version of SSMS is 10.50.1600.1 and Prompt SQL is 6.2.0.366.
Hope it helps,
George.
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I see that Enter is working different when I select from menu, it insert column name from list + rightmost characters of this name from the current position
To reproduce:
1. start select... from your_table
2. start typing column name let say 'ben..'
3. menu pop ups with available choices
benefit_id
benefit_name
benefit_alt
sp_your_ben1000
4. Down error select on benefit_name
5. ENTER
..see benefit_name inserted on edit screen
..list change a look
** now I know just get way from SQL Prompt
6. ENTER (again)
.. <benefit_nameefit_name> that what I have now????!!!!!!
#6 could be replicated also with TAB as well.
On my option I have in SUggetsion/BEhavior/Insertion Keys
Enter checked ON
TAB checked ON
Space bar ... nothing (OFF)
Is that normal? What I'm missing?????
Thanks
Mario