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Use your own key in the new AI assistant chat
I mean BYOK (Bring your own key). These can be useful if you have your own OpenAI or GitHub copilot keys, instead of paying -again- for another AI service.
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Executing SQL with named parameters causes a dialog to show up asking for the parameters.
If I have the following SQL:
EXEC sp_rename @objname='ardbPcbRelatedGames.PcbRelatedGamesID', @newname='PcbRelatedGameID', @objtype='COLUMN'
A dialog will pop up asking for the values for @objname, @newname and @objtype. Those already have values provided and it doesn't need to ask me for them.
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Allow me to customize what text is on a tab
Allow me to customize what text is on a tab. Currently it shows the name of the file.
I would like to be able to add the name of the server and the database, and eliminate the name of the file as I don't typically save the file.
I might have 10 tabs open connected to different servers and databases. So it's like playing a game of Where's Waldo trying to find the tab I want.
You could add a format string in the settings with something like:
Tab Text Format: {Server} - {Database} - {File}
In my case I…
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Change Formatter to format what it can
Change Formatter to format what it can. Right now if it encounters an error it just stops and won't format any part of it.
It would be nice if it would format everything up to that error (within reason).
I am currently converting an Access Application and I am dealing with some very large and ugly SQL statements that that have Access specific SQL in it. If it would format up the point where it had an error, I could then "fix" the SQL enough to continue formatting.
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"smart rename" to rename an object in database automatically and its reference and dependency
"smart rename" to rename an object in database automatically and its reference and dependency.
Just like competitive product "red-gate sql prompt" did.By the way , Devart DBforge Studio for SQL Server is very good and powerful IDE for me. I've bought a licsence.
Thank you and best wishes.
Happy New Year. ^_^4 votes -
Tab Labels should reflect something about the object, not fictitious filenames.
It would be a great help to have the tab labels show the name of the stored procedure or opened table instead of the fictitious filenames used now.
I often have a bunch of tabs open and have no way of knowing which is which unless I remember the order I opened them. Having the name of the object opened would allow me to know at a glance.
This would be most helpful with Stored Procedures and Functions.1 vote -
Make it possible to seek on Connections in the SQL Servers area (On the left)
Would like to seek for Connection names on the left SQL Connections/servers names. We have 400-500 Serveres and it will make it a lot faster to find the connections.....
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Create internal repository for saved SQL Queries
Instead of saving an
.sqlfile in a path, create a managed store with the following features:- Title, description - use AI to generate a suggestion for both fields
- Category and assiciated category management tool
- Extract and save any variables and target DB used by the query (to be used when recalling)
- Editing, deletion, importing and exporting of stored queries
- Recall stored queries with intelligent search functionality
- Dialog when recalling function that would prompt for confirmation or changes to target db, and variable values.
- recent and most used sorting in
Filemenu
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Find results highlighted on scrollbar
In SSMS, when you search for a term, all locations of that term are highlighted on the scrollbar, making it easy to navigate to the locations of that term and to know where they appear in the file. In dbForge Studio, you can bookmark all, but that requires you to scroll through the entire document to find all instances and does not provide a complete picture of all of the places the term appears.
This is a very important feature that is missing for me as I rely on that heavily in SSMS. I would like to see similar functionality…
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Detach stored SQL query from SQL connection
At present, if I developed a SQL query, stored it and try to load it back into dbForge at a later date, dbForge 'remembers' the SQL connection it is associated with and tries to connect automatically. I want to be able to disable this behaviour via options - eg opening file does NOT try to be clever.
EXTENDED RATIONALE
In common usage, the feature is quite useful. Unfortunately, in some of the projects I am working with, I have to constantly switch between different environments (prod, pre-prod, demo, devops, etc) protected by external VPN. All environments are hosting the same…
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history
Please move the Clear button for Query History from the main UI screen to be in the Options menu. In context, it seems like it is going to clear the search filters rather than wiping out the entire query history. It does warn you - but the history is so useful and important. Clearing it out should be a harder, more explicit step than just clicking twice. Not that I've done that... Multiple times...
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Default column for datetime added getdate() as default.
It will not save that column. I get an error about the )
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More options for sorting in List Members
In previous versions, custom snippets were in the first positions. This is not the case in the current version.
It would be nice to be able to choose in the settings what to sort the results by and the possibility to prioritize custom snippets to the first positions
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Autocomplete Improvement Suggestion
Dear Devart Team,
I suggest enhancing your autocomplete feature by making the first option selectable with the tab key. This would reduce the current two-step process (typing additional letters or using the mouse) to a single action, improving efficiency and user experience.
Thank you for considering this improvement.
Best regards,
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Is it possible to change the default location of .dgen files?
The default location for custom data generation configs is:
C:\Users\Public\Documents\Devart\dbForge Studio for SQL Server\Data Generators
This is different than the location for the other project-related files and this makes it tough to check in and share, etc.
Is it possible to change this default location?
I have a feature request in about this, but maybe there's a hack or even something I'm missing to set this location?
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Schema compare does not work for many identical scripts / texts
Schema compare is incorrectly marking scripts as "update" yet text wise they are completely identical (including control characters and white spaces)
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I'd like to be able to edit or delete user defined (custom) data generation configurations directly from the GUI
I'd like to be able to delete user defined (custom) data generation configurations directly from the GUI.
Currently, you can create (but not delete, nor edit) user defined custom data generator configurations easily.
Often it is necessary to delete these custom configs because you've created new ones...or saved it too many times...or for other reasons. However, there's no option to delete from the GUI. In order to delete them, you have to find their location and delete xml files found under C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\Devart\dbForge...\Data Generators... there you're presented with only timestamped files with no naming that indicates which user defined generation…
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Orderly Fashion Data Pump (From parent to children + referential integrity)
I am trying to do a data pump but once it is finished the data is almost useless because I don't need 1,000 records per-table, but as many as meaningful are, the children records derived from smaller amounts of records in its corresponding Mater or Parent tables
So If have for instance ... let's say Businesses (1) and Stores (2) so I'd like to pump data just for these entities not 1,000 business and 1,000 stores but 1,000 billing records, 10,000 stock count records, 8,000 items catalog for each store ... derived from previous node ... like a tree structure…
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pin tab
how is possible there is no simple thing as pin tabs?
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When you have an existing data compare and you change the target, it doesn't work
Take two identical databases on different SQL Server instances (or on prem vs Azure). Ensure they are identical by doing a schema compare. Take a data generation file that is configured and works for one database. Take that file and change the target to the new database. The pre-existing configuration does not get applied to the new database.
The workaround is to create a copy of the existing data generation file, open the new configuration .dgen file in a text editor and change the ConnectionString line in the xml to match the new database's properties. In order to get the…
1 vote
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