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romu_ecosys wrote:SQL Refactor: great stuff
One thing that we miss is the option 'logical operator on single line'
We use to format sql this way:select col1, col2 from tbl where expr1 and expr2
I know that v1 is feature frozen, but probably there are some
more people out there that want the same enhancement...
Another thing is: after SET in StoredProcs there should never be a new line.
Thanks,
Roland
Hi Roland,
concerning operators on new line we have not seen this style before, but we will consider it in the future.
About the SET and new lines, could you give an example?
Regards,
Andras -
Original:
IF @IsHoliday=1 SET @DayState = 3 ELSE SET @DayState = 1
After Reformat:IF @IsHoliday = 1 SET @DayState = 3 ELSE SET @DayState = 1
Our proposal would be that for standalone set statements there never should be a newline (although we have opted for 'First Column On New Line'.
Not a big thing, but I guess others might want that as well...
Roland -
romu_ecosys wrote:...
Our proposal would be that for standalone set statements there never should be a newline (although we have opted for 'First Column On New Line'.
Not a big thing, but I guess others might want that as well...
Roland
Hi Roland,
this is now fixed, and will be working as expected in the released product. Many thanks for reporting this problem.
Regards,
Andras
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One thing that we miss is the option 'logical operator on single line'
We use to format sql this way:
I know that v1 is feature frozen, but probably there are some
more people out there that want the same enhancement...
Another thing is: after SET in StoredProcs there should never be a new line.
Thanks,
Roland