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That fixed the problem for CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, but now functions like DB_ID that require parens do not get them.
[Yes, I know I can type them but then what's the point of the configurable option?] / comments
That fixed the problem for CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, but now functions like DB_ID that require parens do not get them.
[Yes, I know I can type them but then what's the point of the configurable option?]
I am using version 3.6.0.109.
I get the parens every time. / comments
I am using version 3.6.0.109.
I get the parens every time.
It does not matter what SQL I am working with at the time--it does it all the time.
I can type GO in an empty Query Analyzer window and it will behave this way. / comments
It does not matter what SQL I am working with at the time--it does it all the time.
I can type GO in an empty Query Analyzer window and it will behave this way.
Yes, once your trial expires, it's restricted to one sql server until you pay to register more. / comments
Yes, once your trial expires, it's restricted to one sql server until you pay to register more.
They do show up -- sometimes; and when they do, they only suggest user-defined functions or nothing at all.
If I recall, sp_help works with more than just udf's. / comments
They do show up -- sometimes; and when they do, they only suggest user-defined functions or nothing at all.
If I recall, sp_help works with more than just udf's.
Moved / comments
Moved
A first class decision by you RG folks.
Thank you. [image] / comments
A first class decision by you RG folks.
Thank you.
I do have a 1-user SQL Toolbelt, and I've registered my copy of Multi Script.
I see your point about multiple instances on one server. I think the real value of this is being able to run scripts across multiple servers.
Frankly, I don't see this one going anywhere.
Sure, you'll sell a copy with each toolbelt, but paying (even) more for additional servers for what amounts to a enhanced Query Analyzer/Management Studio tool isn't going to endear this to too many folks.
On the other hand, if you would have released this without that restriction, this could have become another classic.
Oh well. / comments
I do have a 1-user SQL Toolbelt, and I've registered my copy of Multi Script.
I see your point about multiple instances on one server. I think the real value of this is being able to run scripts ac...
It actually is a joke...
Look under snippets for "yell". There are others, too. / comments
It actually is a joke...
Look under snippets for "yell". There are others, too.
UPDATE() is for use in triggers to determine if a particular column has been inserted or updated, e.g.
IF UPDATE(customer_id) BEGIN
...
END / comments
UPDATE() is for use in triggers to determine if a particular column has been inserted or updated, e.g.
IF UPDATE(customer_id) BEGIN
...
END