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Missing support for system stored procedures
Hello, I tried to type in EXEC sp_help. I noticed that I had to activate something in the options to have it in the candidate list. But then I would definitely love to have some support about the a...
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This would be my most used snippet: SELECT TOP 100 * FROM With kind regards, Emmanuel PS: I also use some snippets whose utility would fall because of SQL Prompt, like SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE 1 = 0 / comments
This would be my most used snippet: SELECT TOP 100 * FROM With kind regards, Emmanuel PS: I also use some snippets whose utility would fall because of SQL Prompt, like SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE 1...
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candidate list popping too often
Hello, it has already been mentionned that the candidate list is popping too often. Here is an example of a consequence. Please note that I selected TAB as completion key in the options. As I inden...
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Different completion behaviour
Hello, I noticed that SQL Prompt has a different completion behaviour on a simpel query: SELECT FROM Sales.[SalesOrderHeader] SELECT * FROM Sales.[SalesOrderHeader] AS soh In the first case, where ...
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GRANT statement
Hello, A short note: it seems that there is no support for GRANT statement or to create a user. While the latter might not be so frequent, the former is quite frequent, at least in my case. With ki...
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Schema from another database
Hello, after having tried the previous version of SQL Prompt, I am on for this last beta version. Overall, I have a very good impression w/r to the last one. One thing I do absolutely love: in a sc...
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Hello, I do vote for TAB and ENTER as default, and all others as optional. (I think this is also the standard behaviour of intellisense in VS). With kind regards, Emmanuel / comments
Hello, I do vote for TAB and ENTER as default, and all others as optional. (I think this is also the standard behaviour of intellisense in VS). With kind regards, Emmanuel
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Hello, I, for one, do like it: it shows me when the tool is ready, which is most useful when changing to a DB with many objects. And I can still work while it is showing up... Making it an option could have both of us happy ;-) With kind regards, Emmanuel / comments
Hello, I, for one, do like it: it shows me when the tool is ready, which is most useful when changing to a DB with many objects. And I can still work while it is showing up... Making it an option c...
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