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Formating Select Statement Combines 'as' With The Field Name

I have found that when using the keyword 'as' in the select statement, and the statement is formated using your tool, in all of the instances past the first field the 'as' is combined with the field name.
Example:
Select c.Company_Id as id, c.Company_Name as Name, c.Address_1 as address, c.State_, c.City
from dbo.Company c

Select   c.Company_Id as id
        , c.Company_Nameas Name
        , c.Address_1as address
        ,c.State_
        ,c.City
from     dbo.Company c

I have also found that it is does not matter if 'as' is used in the first field or not, every 'as' after that first field is combined in with the field name.

Looking at this closer I noticed that the space that should immediatly precede the 'as' is placed in front of the field name. I use a formating that has the comma's in front of the field name

I found this when reformating some old views, but it does this with any select statement I have tried.
RogueDog
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  • Andras B
    RogueDog wrote:
    I have found that when using the keyword 'as' in the select statement, and the statement is formated using your tool, in all of the instances past the first field the 'as' is combined with the field name.
    Example:
    Select c.Company_Id as id, c.Company_Name as Name, c.Address_1 as address, c.State_, c.City
    from dbo.Company c
    
    Select   c.Company_Id as id
            , c.Company_Nameas Name
            , c.Address_1as address
            ,c.State_
            ,c.City
    from     dbo.Company c
    

    I have also found that it is does not matter if 'as' is used in the first field or not, every 'as' after that first field is combined in with the field name.

    Looking at this closer I noticed that the space that should immediatly precede the 'as' is placed in front of the field name. I use a formating that has the comma's in front of the field name

    I found this when reformating some old views, but it does this with any select statement I have tried.


    Hi,

    This was indeed a bug in the beta, however this we have fixed in the final release. Many thanks for reporting this. Now the above example does work properly on my internal build. But, to make even more sure that it will work for you, could you tell me what options you are using, and whether you have experienced similar problems with other statements. Please keep reporting these issues, there is still time to fix them before the 1.0 release :)

    Regards,
    Andras
    Andras B
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  • RogueDog
    Here are my settings. I have listed those items that I have checked.
    General
    	Commas
    		Space after comma
    		Place Commas at Start
    			Allign to lists
    	Indentation
    		Characters to indent 4
    	Wrapping
    		Characters per line 60
    	Spaces
    		(Unchecked)
    Expressions
    	Operator placement
    		On a new line
    			Place operator at start
    	Operator spacing
    		Surround with spaces
    		Surround with spaces
    	Parentheses placement
    		(Nothing Checked)
    	Parentheses contents
    		Indent contents of parentheses
    Schema Statements
    	Definition placement
    		(Nothing Checked)
    Data statments
    	Subquery placement
    		(Unchecked)
    	Column placement
    		(Unchecked)
    	Parentheses placement
    		(Unchecked)
    	Join Placement
    		Align JOINS with FROMS
    		Place join conditions on a new line
    			Align join conditions with join keyword
    

    This particular issue happens with any select statement. I will keep an eye out for other issues and post them as I find them.
    RogueDog
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  • Andras B
    RogueDog wrote:
    Here are my settings. I have listed those items that I have checked.
    ...
    This particular issue happens with any select statement. I will keep an eye out for other issues and post them as I find them.

    Many thanks for sending these. I can reconfirm that it is fixed :). Many thanks for your help,
    Regards,
    Andras
    Andras B
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