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Nuts. I can't replicate it. I'm still getting semi-colons. What version of SSMS or VS? / comments
Nuts. I can't replicate it. I'm still getting semi-colons. What version of SSMS or VS?
Well I'm at a loss. I'm on the same version of SSMS and it's working every time I try it.
Are there additional scripting elements before the example? I know that if there are scripts that contain errors it sometimes won't put semi-colons in. I also hit issues sometimes on giant scripts (I'm working on a couple of books and the scripts are enormous, sometimes formatting is pretty unhappy with me). Are these part of a multi-thousand line script? / comments
Well I'm at a loss. I'm on the same version of SSMS and it's working every time I try it.
Are there additional scripting elements before the example? I know that if there are scripts that contain e...
Interesting. I'm a little behind you on updates, 9.0.4, but it's working there. I'll get updated and see what happens. / comments
Interesting. I'm a little behind you on updates, 9.0.4, but it's working there. I'll get updated and see what happens.
Did that happen while typing or while formatting. I just tested it and it put the semicolons in the right spot during formatting. / comments
Did that happen while typing or while formatting. I just tested it and it put the semicolons in the right spot during formatting.
Never mind. I just got it to work. It's during formatting. / comments
Never mind. I just got it to work. It's during formatting.
Hi Torsten,
I'm trying to replicate this and I can't seem to get it to work. Is this happening because of formatting or while you're typing? What version of Prompt is it? / comments
Hi Torsten,
I'm trying to replicate this and I can't seem to get it to work. Is this happening because of formatting or while you're typing? What version of Prompt is it?
Best suggestion I can make at the moment is to verify that both versions of SQL Search are the same. It doesn't explain the exact behavior, but it could explain the differences. / comments
Best suggestion I can make at the moment is to verify that both versions of SQL Search are the same. It doesn't explain the exact behavior, but it could explain the differences.
Can you supply any additional information? I'm running the latest version and I can't replicate the bad results you're experiencing. Sorry. / comments
Can you supply any additional information? I'm running the latest version and I can't replicate the bad results you're experiencing. Sorry.
Yes, you can use Express, but we really strongly advise against it due to the size restrictions. However, it will function. / comments
Yes, you can use Express, but we really strongly advise against it due to the size restrictions. However, it will function.
Or 6 actually because it's the VARCHAR side that hurts. I hadn't actually done the calculations like that before. I figured after 2 who cares. 6 ought to be the limit. / comments
Or 6 actually because it's the VARCHAR side that hurts. I hadn't actually done the calculations like that before. I figured after 2 who cares. 6 ought to be the limit.