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I think this is annoying as well. I can't imagine why it's the default, as I've never seen brackets used by anyone except non-professionals who didn't know enough not to put spaces in the names.
Anyway, it's easy to turn off. Just bring up the SQL Prompt Options. Go to the 3rd tab, "Style". Under "Formatting" is a checkbox that says "Surround with brackets []". / comments
I think this is annoying as well. I can't imagine why it's the default, as I've never seen brackets used by anyone except non-professionals who didn't know enough not to put spaces in the names.
An...
I'm back in business! 8)
Deleting that registry key did the trick. / comments
I'm back in business! 8)
Deleting that registry key did the trick.
Yes, logging on as a different user does work just fine. Unfortunately, I need to be me. / comments
Yes, logging on as a different user does work just fine. Unfortunately, I need to be me.
Sorry, Neil, the proposed fix does not fix the problem. QA still exits immediately when started while SQLPrompt3's integration is enabled. [image] / comments
Sorry, Neil, the proposed fix does not fix the problem. QA still exits immediately when started while SQLPrompt3's integration is enabled.
I'm running Windows Server 2003 with all the latest patches (but not IE7).
I've got 1GB RAM. My current commit charge is 718MB, currently with a limit of 1,734MB. It's got a 2.8GHz Pentium4 single-core CPU.
This happens even very soon after booting, before too much garbage is running.
I don't think that SQLPrompt is even getting as far as attempting to connect to a database. QA never gets far enough to show a UI, so I don't think it knows where to connect to yet.
This machine did have Beta 1 installed on it. I did uninstall it and there is no trace of the install directory. But maybe something's left in the registry...? / comments
I'm running Windows Server 2003 with all the latest patches (but not IE7).
I've got 1GB RAM. My current commit charge is 718MB, currently with a limit of 1,734MB. It's got a 2.8GHz Pentium4 single-...
Lionel wrote:
Another thing that I forgot to ask is what version of Query Analyzer do you have.
It's 8.00.760. / comments
Lionel wrote:
Another thing that I forgot to ask is what version of Query Analyzer do you have.
It's 8.00.760.
I should also mention, I flushed the cache, and this didn't help either. / comments
I should also mention, I flushed the cache, and this didn't help either.
I like the object popup and wouldn't turn it off, myself. To each his own.
Anyway, I wonder why the two windows are implemented as, well, two windows. Why aren't they just two elements of a single window? / comments
I like the object popup and wouldn't turn it off, myself. To each his own.
Anyway, I wonder why the two windows are implemented as, well, two windows. Why aren't they just two elements of a single ...
Tilman wrote:
...The answer to which is, we are trying to make it work like Intellisense in Visual Studio
I've been using VS's Intellisense for enough years now, you might think I'd have noticed. :oops:
OK, I buy that. Delivering what the user has been taught to expect is more important than abstract consistency. / comments
Tilman wrote:
...The answer to which is, we are trying to make it work like Intellisense in Visual Studio
I've been using VS's Intellisense for enough years now, you might think I'd have notice...
Hmmm. It kinda does, but that points to another inconsistency.
My goal was to get a terminator to the token inserted so that the autocomplete can move on to the next element, and selecting via the space key does do that. However...
If selecting via a space inserts a space after the selection, then why doesn't selecting via Enter insert an Enter after the selection? / comments
Hmmm. It kinda does, but that points to another inconsistency.
My goal was to get a terminator to the token inserted so that the autocomplete can move on to the next element, and selecting via the ...