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Well it seems to have fixed itself. I changed one of the EXEC setting Inserted Code > Object & Statement > EXEC Statement > Show Parameter Data Types. I unchecked that option and then the commas were placed as expected. Just as a test I re-checked it and the comma placements was 'ok' but the data type comment was off. I am keeping this option unchecked but you might want to look into it EXECUTE dbo.mySP
@Param1 = ''
, -- varchar(50)
@Param2 = ''
, -- varchar(50)
@Param3 = '' -- varchar(50)
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Well it seems to have fixed itself. I changed one of the EXEC setting Inserted Code > Object & Statement > EXEC Statement > Show Parameter Data Types. I unchecked that option and then the commas w...
Hi Aaron,
Sorry for the late reply was away for Easter. Thanks for taking the time to pointing me to those links. I will try it at some point. Currently SSMS works/renders fine without SQL Prompt installed so for now I am just going to do without it on my laptop.
If I do find a solution I will come back and post it here
Take Care,
Steve / comments
Hi Aaron,
Sorry for the late reply was away for Easter. Thanks for taking the time to pointing me to those links. I will try it at some point. Currently SSMS works/renders fine without SQL Prompt i...
Hi,
I know this is a very late reply, sorry didn't get notified of your response. I can confirm that after installing the new version 7.2 that I no longer have this problem.
Thanks very much! Great service from you guys!
Steve / comments
Hi,
I know this is a very late reply, sorry didn't get notified of your response. I can confirm that after installing the new version 7.2 that I no longer have this problem.
Thanks very much! Great...
Hi Aaron,
Thanks for the quick response and the answer I was hoping for!
Take care,
Steve / comments
Hi Aaron,
Thanks for the quick response and the answer I was hoping for!
Take care,
Steve