Since V.6.0.563 in the diagram fonctionnality, the Container's title and the stamp's text color are white, resulting in very hard to read titles for the containers and impossible text to read in stamps.

How I can I monitor last 100 queries for a particular DB

How do I save the DB connection ...similar to how I can register servers in SSMS. Thanks

If a DML query contains an error, the file is not saved. It is absurd to have to go into Notepad to save a file.

Hi, we use a lot of json caluses in our db procedures e.g.:
select
*
into
#parcel_data
from
openjson(@parcelData, '$')
with
(
"ParcelId" int '$.ParcelId',
"ParcelTypeId" int '$.ParcelTypeId',
"ShipmentId" int '$.ShipmentId',
"BarCode" nvarchar(100) '$.BarCode'
);
Why don't You prepare such a helper in dbForge Studio ? It could be located on the level of "Generate script as" menu for each table for instance. To have the possibility to prepare our own plugins would be also a good idea.

Database Explorer doesn't include System Procedure folder which would be great to have.
Thanks.

Capacity to copy a code snippets to create a new one.

When a value is changed in the Data Editor, the Data Editor logic compares the value with the existing value and makes a decision whether to update the existing value based on whether the new value is considered different. Currently, this equality comparison is case insensitive, which is a bug. It must be case sensitive. SSMS will update data based upon consideration for case sensitivity, but not the Data Editor.

llow to group/organize Functions or Stored Procedures within folders created by the user. This way, it is possible to group by functionality.
Over time these kind of objects pile up and become increasely difficult to manage.

The "Add related tables"-function (same as in SSMS) is very useful when creating a database diagram from an old database.

would it be possible to add a RegEx search in the script to automatically rename the tabs

"^(\s)(CREATE|ALTER|CREATE\sOR\sALTER)(\s\w\s)((([|)..(]|))|)(([|).(]|))\s*$"

Show somewhere (the status line at least or perhaps in a new status window) the percentage of commands of a script that has been executed.

Please add a space automatically after accepting an intellisense suggestion.

For example after a table name, when typing "w", "WHERE" appears, when hitting tab it adds that word to the text area, yet I need to then manually add a space. Why not add it as part of the intellisense (as we're used with VS) so I can simply keep on typing seamlessly?

Typing "order" after a table name brings up the intellisense with "ORDER BY", yet when hitting tab to accept, only "ORDER" gets entered in the text area, the only way to get both words is by hitting Enter. Why not on tab like I'm used to?

Add the ability to ignore Users in Schema Comparison.

There are times that you may wish to perform two similar structure or data comparisons. It would be useful if when right-clicking on the tab of a data comparison window, in the context menu that appears, there was a "clone" option. This would generate a clone of the existing structure/data comparison window containing the exact same options of the original window. Then you would be able to just alter the few options you wish and perform the new comparison in the new window, without destroying the comparison that exists in the original window.

Shortcut Ctrl +Alt+o is in conflict with windows Alt+o . So you can't get the Polish letter 'ó' what is annoying when try to comment your code in Polish not only because the letter, but especially because jumping out of your current context. Suggestion: option for you own definition of the short cut.

When we go to a new customer site for an install, we typically get connected to the network, open schema/data compare for a deployment and then add a new connection. The problem is when we go back to that site (or remote connect in), it can be tricky to find the connection for the customer.

Can we have something in the connection manager to arrange the connections in alphabetical order so they are easier to find?

It would be great if the system would automatically refresh an object when you open it to edit. SSMS does pulls the current version, but this system just opens the cached version. This has cost me hours over the time I've used this product. One example use case:

• Right click a stored procedure > modify
• Make changes
• F5 to run update script
• Close window
• Sometime later, repeat and you get the version that was from before you made the first changes.

Like in Management Studio, I would like to be able to see the Execution Plan of my query.