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Bart Read wrote: Mike's issue I can kind of understand in that it looks like it's overwriting his customised snippet with the original default ssf snippet, however I'm slightly baffled by the fact that some people just don't seem to get a snippets file ever. Hi, I'm one of those people that don't get a snippets file. My PC at home just died (the OS only, fortunately) so I cannot try there. Here, at work, I'm on a P4 2.66GHz AT compatible, 640 MB RAM DDR PC with Win2K Professional, working with SQL Query Analyzer v8.00.194 (and SQL Server 2000 v8.00.2039, on WinNT 5.2 SP1). The three of the Red Gate's directory is: ...\Red Gate\SQL Dependency Viewer 2.0 ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3 ...\Red Gate\SQL Dependency Viewer 2.0\Application Settings.xml ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt\Cache.OLD ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt\Options.xml ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\078dc7c2c74342938a7aa2c0c55e9035.dbcache ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\10122b7c48fb4ec2bf55d05db3f906ad.dbcache ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\5b1ddeee7d15405bb442f9ada2d7ccc3.dbcache ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\69fba4316f7c4a0fb9fddef1935314aa.dbcache ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\99690a5bac8248d48cd14e330bf23d85.dbcache ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\a883d49c74a94de38c11583b86e9032f.dbcache ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\c8ff6f58a89e4387941af663d210b880.dbcache ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\efd72ed11aee46a3b83f8dbbe560d9ce.dbcache ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\EngineOptions.xml ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\f77d476cf5814016ab66f260630ccd38.dbcache ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\TrayApp.ini ...\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\UIOptions.xml Please note that, although I have other directories (and the associated software installed), I only use SQL Prompt 3, I seldom use the other apps (actually I can't remember when was it that I used the Dependency Tracker). Hope that helps. P.S. If you see any weird extension (e.g. OLD) it's probably some kind of backup I made, for one reason or the other. / comments
Bart Read wrote: Mike's issue I can kind of understand in that it looks like it's overwriting his customised snippet with the original default ssf snippet, however I'm slightly baffled by the fa...
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jader201 wrote: I agree. I also posted this same suggestion on this thread. I see, I didn't find it because I searched for "indent" / "indentation" :P / comments
jader201 wrote: I agree. I also posted this same suggestion on this thread. I see, I didn't find it because I searched for "indent" / "indentation" :P
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Tilman wrote: Suggestion: Import v2 snippets That was on our list, but then things went wrong and we slipped horribly. I hate to say, "it happens" [image] Tilman wrote: Right now I would like to know where does v2 store this text (and also where does v3). v2: C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Local Settings\Application Data\Red Gate\SQL Prompt\Options.xml v3: C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Local Settings\Application Data\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 3\SQL Prompt 3 Snippets.xml There's a problem here (at least with my version). I cannot find this file, and it seems SQL Prompt never writes the snippets: I closed everything, deleted the .DBCache files, and restarted Console and Query Analyzer (incidentally, I needed to start SQL Prompt 3 manually) and the snippets were gone (again) Tilman wrote: Edit: It would be also well received if I was able to edit an existing snippet by double-clicking on it. Do you mean double clicking on it in the candidate list, or in the options dialog? In the options dialog (didn't think in the candidate list) I have to say, I think this is a way better version than the previous one, that didn't even looked as an alpha (IMO) --or maybe I was just expecting too much, and for this version I wasn't :roll: / comments
Tilman wrote: Suggestion: Import v2 snippets That was on our list, but then things went wrong and we slipped horribly. I hate to say, "it happens" Tilman wrote: Right now I would like ...
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