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Thanx for the swift reply! And great news about the indentation...good work [image]
Are the currently defined keywords in Refactor those I can find in BOL under "Reserved Keywords (Transact-SQL)"? The ones I was referring to were sql server functions I guess and the more you add the merrier 8) / comments
Thanx for the swift reply! And great news about the indentation...good work
Are the currently defined keywords in Refactor those I can find in BOL under "Reserved Keywords (Transact-SQL)"? The on...
As far as I can see none of the keywords normally highlighted in pink are converted to uppercase. I also find it more natural to have this as a part of the "Lay out SQL" options instead of having to do this in two steps. In my opinion they both have to do with SQL layout...
But that beeing said, this tool is awesome! My sql server predecessor never used indentation or uppercase keywords and his procedures are a mess to read...with SQL Refactor it's all looking beatiful at the click of a few buttons [image] / comments
As far as I can see none of the keywords normally highlighted in pink are converted to uppercase. I also find it more natural to have this as a part of the "Lay out SQL" options instead of having t...
I think having space by itself displaying the candidate list is a little "overkill" and it's just annoying. However, if it pops up after a space in combination with a keyword like "FROM" or "ON" it would be alot better... / comments
I think having space by itself displaying the candidate list is a little "overkill" and it's just annoying. However, if it pops up after a space in combination with a keyword like "FROM" or "ON" it...
Don't know about the vista-dude but it works like a charm now after a bit of tweaking. What I did is this (User1 is regular user, User2 is alternate user):
At first:
- Logged on User1
- Installed SQL Prompt
- Started SSMS as User2
- Got error #80040154
Then:
- Logged off computer with User1
- Logged in with User2
- Installed SQL Prompt again
- Verified that it worked in SSMS
- Logged out as User2
- Logged back in as User1
- Started SSMS as User2
- Everything works like a charm [image] / comments
Don't know about the vista-dude but it works like a charm now after a bit of tweaking. What I did is this (User1 is regular user, User2 is alternate user):
At first:
- Logged on User1
- Installed S...
I got the exact same problem...any resolution? When I run SSMS under the logged on user account it works like it should, however for me to be able to use the program I need it to work under alternate credentials also.
Hope this will be added to the "to-do" list before release [image] / comments
I got the exact same problem...any resolution? When I run SSMS under the logged on user account it works like it should, however for me to be able to use the program I need it to work under alterna...
It's just awesome...AWESOME! Making it selectable will make it even better...this is the only improvement I can think of and it seems like you got it covered [image] / comments
It's just awesome...AWESOME! Making it selectable will make it even better...this is the only improvement I can think of and it seems like you got it covered
Do you have an estimated time of release for the final version? / comments
Do you have an estimated time of release for the final version?
I just noticed that locally declared variables doesn't appear and when writing stored procedures this would be very handy. / comments
I just noticed that locally declared variables doesn't appear and when writing stored procedures this would be very handy.
The increase in performance of the candidate list from ver 2 to ver3 is awesome and I'm totally impressed by your acomplishments. I also love that SQL Prompt is now an add-on to SSMS which means I don't have to authenticate each and every database. It makes everything alot smoother...maybe you could even remove the tray-icon since it's virtually useless?
I do have a few comments though:
- when writing joins it's the "All common objects"-list that appears after the JOIN-keyword and this is somewhat annoying as you simply never write a column name after the JOIN keyword. The tables list should appear instead
- when completing the select-list after writing the joins typing i.e. "k." doesn't give the columns in the aliased table "k" but all columns for all tables in the query...not a big thing but would be handy to have only the k-columns
- when typing "k." and then selecting the column you want it adds the alias even though you have allready written it so it ends up as "k.k.columnname" forcing a manual edit of the initial "k."
These are the comments I have so far...but great work Bart! Tell your crew that they/you have done a great job so far [image] / comments
The increase in performance of the candidate list from ver 2 to ver3 is awesome and I'm totally impressed by your acomplishments. I also love that SQL Prompt is now an add-on to SSMS which means I ...
Yes...I have some problems with windows authentication but that might be me only, I'm not sure yet. / comments
Yes...I have some problems with windows authentication but that might be me only, I'm not sure yet.