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Hi,
Unfortunately there is currently no way to escape the underscore character. This is a bug with reference SC-5894.
If it is acceptable, you could move the object to a new schema and then filter by schema name. I know this isn't ideal but there isn't a good workaround at the moment.
I will let you know when the bug is fixed. Apologies. -
This bug is now fixed.
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Robert Clenshaw wrote:This bug is now fixed.
I installed 3.8.11.103 and I'm still unable to filter tables that start with underscore. -
StormRider wrote:Robert Clenshaw wrote:This bug is now fixed.
I installed 3.8.11.103 and I'm still unable to filter tables that start with underscore.
Hi,
I suspect you might be encountering another bug that is related to underscores that was fixed in a later version. Can you try installing 3.8.19? Here's a link - ftp://support.red-gate.com/patches/SQLS ... 19.130.exe -
Thanks Robert, that worked. For anyone else that runs across this issue, you'll need to enter [_] into your filter, the square brackets escape the underscore.
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just using _ doesn't work, as it filters everything. I tried [_] (sql style escape) and _ (regex style escape), and they didn't work either. Ideas?
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