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Hi
Thanks for your inquiry!
I have created a ticket for this issue, and would like to take this issue offline for further troubleshooting.
I will contact you through the case via the email listed for your forum account.
Thanks for your time!
Rick -
Hi,
This bug has been fixed in the current version of SQL Source Control.
Thank you,
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For example code below will crash the software:
CREATE TRIGGER [dbo].[trgCrashedCode] ON [dbo].[Example] AFTER UPDATE, INSERT AS ;WITH cteCrashCode AS ---This line will let the software crash ( SELECT COUNT(E.SurrogateKey) AS DummyResult, i.BusinessKey FROM dbo.Example E INNER JOIN inserted i ON i.BusinessKey = E.BusinessKey GROUP BY E.BusinessKey ) UPDATE SET CrashCalcColumn = cC.DummyResult FROM dbo.Example E INNER JOIN cteCrashCode cC ON cC.BusinessKey = E.BusinessKeyPlease fix the software that it's not sensitive for semicolons or any other characters used within the code.
Also please update the software that if it may crash, that it specifies on which sql object that is!
It took me 4 hours to find the piece of code that was crashing the software
Rgds