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Thank you for your quick answer. I have seen your new solution in SQL Prompt 4.0. But, quite frankly I would prefer to configure it. It would be perfect, if it goes hand in hand with the layout functions/configuration.
Thank you for your great support!
Michael Kriegner / comments
Thank you for your quick answer. I have seen your new solution in SQL Prompt 4.0. But, quite frankly I would prefer to configure it. It would be perfect, if it goes hand in hand with the layout fun...
I agree with geophphrie. Sometimes I write a single line of code in middle of a procedure/function, just to select this line, execute it (for testing something or getting info) and delete the line.
I often get the whole screen with red lines and while tipping the code, they are flickering very nervous. That's very annoying and would also be a reason for me, to turn it off.
Besides, I got many exceptions (most times object null references) so I had to deinstall it. Version 3.9 works fine. / comments
I agree with geophphrie. Sometimes I write a single line of code in middle of a procedure/function, just to select this line, execute it (for testing something or getting info) and delete the line....
Hi,
I also don't like the behaviour on double-clicking identifiers. Selection stops on underlines (something like SP_Help). Therefor @variable is now selected completely. This wasn't in version 3.9. For me, I prefer the default behaviour from SSMS (always select the whole identifier). Hope you can change this or make a setting.
I also would wish easy functions like $Date$, $Time$, $Username$, $Computername$ in code snippets (perhaps even $Database.dbo.ScalarFunction$) and something to import my old snippets.
Thank you very much for early access (great idea!) ,
Michael Kriegner / comments
Hi,
I also don't like the behaviour on double-clicking identifiers. Selection stops on underlines (something like SP_Help). Therefor @variable is now selected completely. This wasn't in version 3.9...