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I found a way to reproduce this problem in Sql Analyzer 2000 with 3.6.
paste in the following: IF (SELECT DATEDIFF(s, @StartTime, @GetDate())) > @TimeOutSec
begin
RAISERROR ('A ', 16, 1)
return
Start typing into the string part of the error. For example, try to make it 'A timeout has occured!'. Timeout is a keyword and will get capitalized.
If you either add 'END' after the Raiseerror or comment out the RETURN statement it will let you type freely. / comments
I found a way to reproduce this problem in Sql Analyzer 2000 with 3.6.
paste in the following:IF (SELECT DATEDIFF(s, @StartTime, @GetDate())) > @TimeOutSec
begin
RAI...
MikeONeill wrote:
Ah Ah
I have a snippet set up that always adds my end when I add begin
I use be to add a BEGIN - newline- END pair
So I wouldn't see a problem like this
Mike
This is just one way to reproduce the problem. Not having a RETURN in a proc can sometimes cause it. It should never auto-complete text inside a comment. / comments
MikeONeill wrote:
Ah Ah
I have a snippet set up that always adds my end when I add begin
I use be to add a BEGIN - newline- END pair
So I wouldn't see a problem like this
Mike
This is just on...
I would like this as well! :idea: / comments
I would like this as well! :idea:
I was able to work around this by copying Microsoft.VisualBasic.PowerPacks.Vs.dll to the Redgate folder.
I obtained this from my VS 2010 installation at C:\Program Files (x86)\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\VBPowerPacks\v10.0\Microsoft.VisualBasic.PowerPacks.Vs.dll
Redgate may want to bundle this into the installer [image] / comments
I was able to work around this by copying Microsoft.VisualBasic.PowerPacks.Vs.dll to the Redgate folder.
I obtained this from my VS 2010 installation at C:\Program Files (x86)\Reference Assemblies\...
I tried the filter feature and it works well. I think it could use a import/export feature to aid in relinking. / comments
I tried the filter feature and it works well. I think it could use a import/export feature to aid in relinking.
I was thinking about ways to solve this and database level schema triggers could be a solution:http://chrismay.org/CommentView,guid,a21c17f9-e200-4033-8309-75d6ebbc293a.aspx
The client could first pull all schema from db and then refresh + compare to TFS only on schema changes noted by the trigger.
The slight annoyance of requiring us to add a trigger to each db + maybe a red gate "audit db" could make the product scalable.
On a side note I noticed that someone posted a feedback item on this issue. Please vote!: http://redgate.uservoice.com/forums/39019-sql-source-control/suggestions/1591845-not-scalable?ref=title / comments
I was thinking about ways to solve this and database level schema triggers could be a solution:http://chrismay.org/CommentView,guid,a21c17f9-e200-4033-8309-75d6ebbc293a.aspx
The client could first ...
The main reason I want this is because we develop our own objects on a vendor-created database and are not as concerned with source controlling their code.
It would not be a huge deal to have then in SC except that we have a large number of objects in the db and I suspect this as the reason for slow performance. / comments
The main reason I want this is because we develop our own objects on a vendor-created database and are not as concerned with source controlling their code.
It would not be a huge deal to have then ...