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Thats even better , its not the first time I have refreshed the cache of a BIG db by accident and sat waiting, just to wait again for the one I wanted !!
Its normally the one you working on tha needs it anyway
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Thats even better , its not the first time I have refreshed the cache of a BIG db by accident and sat waiting, just to wait again for the one I wanted !!
Its normally the one you working on tha nee...
HI Tanya
I suppose its down to individual styles , I normally declare all my variables as a block at the start of an sp , then @(#)Tables etc before I start to set any variables or work on logic . I just find it easier to find variables later . If I were tidier , I suppose I ought to sort these alphabetiacally for prettyness ( alas !!)
I would have thought the sort order should be local variables on top sorted alphabetically to suit my style best . Maybe as an option to allow other sort styles.
That said its not a problem as you start to type the @V.. the one you wnat pops to the top anyway , it just looked strange .
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HI Tanya
I suppose its down to individual styles , I normally declare all my variables as a block at the start of an sp , then @(#)Tables etc before I start to set any variables or work on logic . ...
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I agree , I have code which works fine that is literally scattered with squiggles in red and the tooltip showing "Syntax Error" when the code executes as expected .
I like the concept , as I often get to the point of LayoutSQL with the odd error but you never quite see where it is .
The error indication is good and paralells well with Visual Studio
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I agree , I have code which works fine that is literally scattered with squiggles in red and the tooltip showing "Syntax Error" when the code executes as expected .
I like the concept , as I oft...
Normality is restored thanks again
Mike / comments
Normality is restored thanks again
Mike
Thanks Brian , I thought you may have seen it before
Its on my home PC so I'll try it tonight and let you know
Mike / comments
Thanks Brian , I thought you may have seen it before
Its on my home PC so I'll try it tonight and let you know
Mike
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I too have both installed but keep a separate set of options
For example , in Refactor I have column on a new line disabled , in SQLPrompt I have the opposite
That way I can keep code compact while I'm working on it and then change the layout to "final" columns on new lines when I'm done
I find having the 2 quite useful on occasions
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I too have both installed but keep a separate set of options
For example , in Refactor I have column on a new line disabled , in SQLPrompt I have the opposite
That way I can keep code compact w...
I haven't actually seen SQL 2008 yet , I must have a look , it would be an excellent addition.
When I bought my Visual Studio 2008 , they hadn't launched SQL 2008 or no doubt they would include the developer edition in there
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Mike / comments
I haven't actually seen SQL 2008 yet , I must have a look , it would be an excellent addition.
When I bought my Visual Studio 2008 , they hadn't launched SQL 2008 or no doubt they would include the...
Surely if you goto Cache management you get 2 offers , Refresh All or highlight a single Db and click Refresh , it does just the one selected
Also theres a check box for Refresh the Cache when opening a new Queyy editor instance, but I suspct that could be a lengthy one .
I normally use the single db Refresh when I am working a Db thats changing a lot
Mike / comments
Surely if you goto Cache management you get 2 offers , Refresh All or highlight a single Db and click Refresh , it does just the one selected
Also theres a check box for Refresh the Cache when open...
No Problem now Thanks / comments
No Problem now Thanks