Hi,
This is the WHERE part of a query after I applied SQL Prompt formatting.
As you can see when I add a sub level after AND with 2 opening brackets they appear on the same level
....
WHERE ExportWorkspacePathRank = 1
--New documents or updates detected
AND (
(
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM DocumentList WHERE ExportChangeDeteched = 1
) > 0
OR
--Document deletes detected
(
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM DocumentList
) <
(
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM dbo.ExportDocuments
WHERE ExportID =
(
SELECT MAX(ExportID) FROM dbo.ExportDocuments
)
)
);
Ideally the code should look liek this:
WHERE ExportWorkspacePathRank = 1
--New documents or updates detected
AND (
(
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM DocumentList WHERE ExportChangeDeteched = 1
) > 0
OR
--Document deletes detected
(
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM DocumentList
) <
(
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM dbo.ExportDocuments
WHERE ExportID =
(
SELECT MAX(ExportID) FROM dbo.ExportDocuments
)
)
);
Is this possible with SQL Prompt?
Thanks,
Wolfgang
This is the WHERE part of a query after I applied SQL Prompt formatting.
As you can see when I add a sub level after AND with 2 opening brackets they appear on the same level
....
Ideally the code should look liek this:
Is this possible with SQL Prompt?
Thanks,
Wolfgang