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I noticed the same sort of problem:
in master db, when I typeselect * from mydb.
SQL Prompt shows it's balloon tip with the messageretrieving data for database mydb
If I then choose myDB from the QA DB Combo box, and typeselect * from
SQL Prompt shows it's balloon tip with the messageretrieving data for database myDB
It's already got that metadata, of course! -
Hi gents,
Thanks for reporting this, it's definitely a bug. SQL Prompt shouldn't be case-sensitive on the candidate list even when scripting for a case-sensitive instance of SQL Server. This has always been a bug-bear of mine when using an IDE where the intellisense type functionality is case-sensitive: it's really annoying. I seem to remember that for a while this was the case for NetBeans and it used to annoy the living daylights out of me. You can be sure we'll have it fixed in version 3 though.
Many thanks, -
Just want to make sure that the case insensitivity option will apply to the following as well:
select * from table where (candidate list)
which doesn't bring up the column names for my table "Table" in the candidate list.
I find I'm always going back to capitalise my table names, as well as in the joins so that i get the correct candidate list.
I'd like the ability to turn on/off case sensitivity so that i can just type my queries in lower case and the candidate list will appear after the "where" clause with the table I'm referring to ("Table" and "table" are the same thing when SQL's IDENTIFIER_CASE=MIXED).
Thanks, awesome product by the way. MS said at the last year's TechEd that they tried to add intelli-sense to SQL2005, but it was too hard/slow. But you guys have done it well. -
Hi Glenn,
Yes, that's absolutely fine. In fact I think that's already working properly in our version 3 builds.
Thanks,
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For example, with the following tables (Clear cache after creating tables): ... typing this: ... causes a candidate list to appear, but typing this (note the lower case "d"): ... does not.