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Double-Click the SQLPrompt icon in your system tray and click the help button in the configuration screen that appears. / comments
Double-Click the SQLPrompt icon in your system tray and click the help button in the configuration screen that appears.
English version only -
It does work elsewhere - just expected that it would work in the "open table pane" as well. This is true in this view in enterprise manager, SQL Server Management Studio and in the VS.NET 2003 and 2005 versions as well.
Any plans to make this a feature of future versions? Essentially, ANYWHERE you can write DML or DDL?
Thanks BTW, GREAT PRODUCT and the price is just right! / comments
English version only -
It does work elsewhere - just expected that it would work in the "open table pane" as well. This is true in this view in enterprise manager, SQL Server Management Studio and...
I expected that this would work when writing SQL in ANY window in any of the environments listed (e.g. "open table" in the SQL pane etc) but it does not. Seems to work only when writing SQL in a stored proc or Query window. Make sense? Is this "as designed"? / comments
I expected that this would work when writing SQL in ANY window in any of the environments listed (e.g. "open table" in the SQL pane etc) but it does not. Seems to work only when writing SQL in a s...