Activity overview
Latest activity by glennoqld
Following runtimes are installed:
.NET Runtime
1.0.3705.6018 Version 1.0 SP3 Aug 2004
1.1.4322.2032 Version 1.1 SP1 Aug 2004
2.0.50727.42 Version 2.0 RTM (Visual Studio.NET 2005 RTM / SQL Server 2005 RTM) Nov 2005
ADO Runtime
2.81.1117.0
[/img] / comments
Following runtimes are installed:
.NET Runtime
1.0.3705.6018 Version 1.0 SP3 Aug 2004
1.1.4322.2032 Version 1.1 SP1 Aug 2004
2.0.50727.42 Version 2.0 RTM (Visual Studio.NET 2005 RTM / SQL Server 20...
I'm using
- windows XP Pro SP2 w/all the latest updates
- SQL 2005 Express
- Regional: English Australia
I'm connecting to my local db (SQL 2005 Express) via Management Studio (SQL 2005 Express).
I've done some more testing, and notice that when I click+hold on any one of the candidates and move the mouse up and down, I can scroll the list. But if I try to click on anywhere on the vertical scroll bar including the arrows up and down and the slider, the candidate list disappears as if it has lost focus. / comments
I'm using
- windows XP Pro SP2 w/all the latest updates
- SQL 2005 Express
- Regional: English Australia
I'm connecting to my local db (SQL 2005 Express) via Management Studio (SQL 2005 Express).
I...
Scroll Candidate List with Mouse using scrollbar
When I try to scroll the candidate list for one of our tables that has quite a large number of columns, the candidate list disappears. I'm using the mouse and clicking on the up or down arrows on ...
Just want to make sure that the case insensitivity option will apply to the following as well: select * from table where (candidate list)
which doesn't bring up the column names for my table "Table" in the candidate list.
I find I'm always going back to capitalise my table names, as well as in the joins so that i get the correct candidate list.
I'd like the ability to turn on/off case sensitivity so that i can just type my queries in lower case and the candidate list will appear after the "where" clause with the table I'm referring to ("Table" and "table" are the same thing when SQL's IDENTIFIER_CASE=MIXED).
Thanks, awesome product by the way. MS said at the last year's TechEd that they tried to add intelli-sense to SQL2005, but it was too hard/slow. But you guys have done it well. / comments
Just want to make sure that the case insensitivity option will apply to the following as well:select * from table where (candidate list)
which doesn't bring up the column names for my tabl...