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I am having the same issue; VS 2015 was never completely installed on this machine, but rather as part of other Microsoft tool installs. I use VS 2017 and 2019 and both have updated successfully in the past. / comments
I am having the same issue; VS 2015 was never completely installed on this machine, but rather as part of other Microsoft tool installs. I use VS 2017 and 2019 and both have updated successfully in...
Hi Eddie. Prompt version is 10.0.6.13013 / comments
Hi Eddie. Prompt version is 10.0.6.13013
I started seeing this some months ago. It was immediately after an SSMS update, and then a SQL Prompt update (or maybe the other way around). I wasn't ready to blame in on SQL Prompt, though. I think it was the SSMS update, and clearing the acceleration option seems to have cleared it up. / comments
I started seeing this some months ago. It was immediately after an SSMS update, and then a SQL Prompt update (or maybe the other way around). I wasn't ready to blame in on SQL Prompt, though. I thi...
Suggestions are broken in a number of places. I'm posting a related, more descriptive question now. / comments
Suggestions are broken in a number of places. I'm posting a related, more descriptive question now.
Deleted. / comments
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Both. / comments
Both.
OBJECT_DEFINITION is not an Azure-specific function. / comments
OBJECT_DEFINITION is not an Azure-specific function.
The function call is part of a larger WHERE clause and looks like this: OR (
[referenced].[referenced_minor_name] IS NULL
AND [OBJECT_DEFINITION](OBJECT_ID(referencing_schema_name + '.' + referencing_entity_name)) LIKE '%' + @ColumnName + '%'
)</code>OR (
[referenced].[referenced_minor_name] IS NULL
AND OBJECT_DEFINITION(OBJECT_ID(referencing_schema_name + '.' + referencing_entity_name)) LIKE '%' + @ColumnName + '%'
)
</pre><div>Because of this, code suggestions, etc. do not work in this file until I comment it out, or "Format Code" which turns it into this:<br><pre class="CodeBlock"><code>Note the brackets around the function name; this is obviously not correct either. The other erratic behavior I can't demonstrate in a forum post. / comments
The function call is part of a larger WHERE clause and looks like this:OR (
[referenced].[referenced_minor_name] IS NULL
AND [OBJECT_DEFINITION](OBJECT_ID(referencing_schema_name + '.' + refe...
It works fine, but I can't control the command line used inside SQL Compare. / comments
It works fine, but I can't control the command line used inside SQL Compare.
I'm using SQL Compare, not the command line. [image] / comments
I'm using SQL Compare, not the command line.