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Asha, I will do as you suggest and turn to the uservoice forums on this issue, but I have a question about this that I hope you can help with. Given the new "match whole words only" behavior, how can I search for an object name (e.g. "SalesAmount"), while ignoring other object names that contain the name (e.g. "PriorSalesAmount")? / comments
Asha,I will do as you suggest and turn to the uservoice forums on this issue, but I have a question about this that I hope you can help with. Given the new "match whole words only" behavior, how c...
I agree with other posters that this feature is now much less useful than it used to be. The problem is with what is considered a "whole word." This definition is, obviously, debatable, but I think the important question is which definition is most *useful*. Using whitespace as the only delimiter is not very useful, in my opinion. For example, if I want to search for a column called ExampleColumn but ignore ExampleColumn2, BadExampleColumn, etc., I want it to find all of these: Select ExampleColumn From ExampleTable Select ExampleColumn, OtherColumn From ExampleTable Select [ExampleColumn] From ExampleTable Select et.ExampleColumn From ExampleTable et Select * From ExampleTable Where ExampleColumn=3 but only the first one is currently found. / comments
I agree with other posters that this feature is now much less useful than it used to be. The problem is with what is considered a "whole word." This definition is, obviously, debatable, but I thi...
Thanks. / comments
Thanks.
FETCH NEXT INTO not formatted
The FETCH statement in the following code does not format correctly.
DECLARE @Col1 INT
DECLARE Cur1 CURSOR FOR SELECT 1 AS Col1
OPEN Cur1
FETCH NEXT
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Or go here to choose the right version for your OS: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vjsharp/bb188598.aspx / comments
Or go here to choose the right version for your OS:http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vjsharp/bb188598.aspx