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Thanks for reporting!
We've logged it as a bug and please keep an eye on the release note! -
Hi Tianjiao,
it seems the issue is caused by the WITH command.
Formatting the following code fails as wellEXEC TEST @TEST = @TEST -- missing semicolon here... WITH CTE_TEST AS ( SELECT 1 AS TEST ) SELECT CTE_@test
Torsten -
Hi @torsten.strauss
Thanks again for sharing this with us.
I've added a note to the bug report! -
Hi @torsten.strauss
I'm pleased to let you know we've fixed this issue in the latest release.
Thank you.
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The following code will fails due to a missing semicolon which should be inserted automatically
BEGIN TRAN -- missing semicolon here...
WITH CTE_A
AS
(select 1)
ROLLBACK TRAN
Would be nice to see the fix in the next release - thanks!
Torsten