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Hi Ed, SQL Prompt does not currently include a built-in feature to automatically expand or inline sp_executesql statements into their fully parameterized DML equivalents like you're asking for. If you'd like to make a feature request, I'd suggest visiting our User Voice site. / comments Official comment

Hi Ed, SQL Prompt does not currently include a built-in feature to automatically expand or inline sp_executesql statements into their fully parameterized DML equivalents like you're asking for. If ...

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The developers have identified the bug and are working on a fix. It should likely be included in the next release of SQL Prompt (current version is 10.16.6) / comments

The developers have identified the bug and are working on a fix. It should likely be included in the next release of SQL Prompt (current version is 10.16.6)

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I see the same behavior you are describing. It does appear to be a bug. I will get this over to developers to have a look. / comments

I see the same behavior you are describing. It does appear to be a bug. I will get this over to developers to have a look.

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What version of Redgate Monitor 14 are you using? / comments

What version of Redgate Monitor 14 are you using?

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Have you tried reinstalling SQL Prompt? This may restore the History options. The newest version is 10.16.5. / comments

Have you tried reinstalling SQL Prompt? This may restore the History options. The newest version is 10.16.5.

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I haven't been able to replicate the issue on my side yet. Can you try the newest version 10.16.5 and see if you have it happening there? / comments

I haven't been able to replicate the issue on my side yet. Can you try the newest version 10.16.5 and see if you have it happening there?