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Thank you for your post. I have opened issue SP-796 to fix this issue in SQL Prompt. From what I can tell, TRUNCATE TABLE will invoke Prompt to show tables as candidates, however if the TRUNCATE TABLE statement follows a variable declaration, only SQL keywords, some functions, and stored procedures are suggested.
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It doesn't look like this has gotten fixed in 3.8.0.244, and in fact if in a new query window you type: trun it doesn't even suggest TRUNCATE.
Michael -
I am certain I have this issue since 3.6 as well
1. typing TR... won't prompt "TRUNCATE" keyword
2. It doesn't prompt for table candidates after TRUNCATE TABLE
Note. It does CAPITALIZE the keywords into TRUNCATE TABLE
Tried to add TRUNCATE or TRUNCATE TABLE to Triggering Words, no good either; it'd be nice to add it
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DECLARE
@tStart_Date DATETIME,
@tEnd_Date DATETIME
SET @tStart_Date='11/17/05';
SET @tEnd_Date='12/31/05';
TRUNCATE TABLE <cursor>
there are no table names in the suggestions that pop up when I hit ctrl-space. (No auto suggestions are popped up at that point, or as I start to type a table name.)