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1. Text insert with vertical ( HOLD ALT Select Column ) broken in version 2025.3.107

   This worked in the version last version ( 7.x.x? ) of DB ForgeStudio for SQL SERVER prior to the 2025 series... How can I down grade until this is fixed?

   Steps to reproduce.
   - Place Vertical Bar in first column
   - HOLD ALT KEY
   - SELECT TEXT COLUMN UP
   - <ERROR HERE> TYPE ANY CHARACTER ( {COMMA} " , " | {SINGLE QUOTE} " ' " )

   No text inserted

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2. "Unique key is missing" bug when editing

   Using DbForge Studio for Sql Server Enterprise Edition 2025.3.107 (License Type: Perpetual) :

   My table (FundDocument ) has a PK defined : FundDocumentId INT NOT NULL , unique.
   1) When I run this T-Sql it shows the record normally without problems when I go into edit mode:
   SELECT
   *
   FROM funddocument
   WHERE FundDocumentId = 103741;

   2) But when I run this T-Sql it says "Unique key is missing" when I go into edit mode:
   DECLARE @id INT = 103741;
   SELECT
   *
   FROM funddocument
   WHERE FundDocumentId = @id;

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3. Need to be able to flag whether to jump to the grid or not after running a query

   Need to be able to flag whether to jump to the grid or not after running a query.

   What happens now with it jumping to the grid...something I don't think I've ever had in my head 'gee wish I could navigate the grid of data'...so now I have to pick up my mouse, put the focus back on the query area because...most of the time I am querying info and changing it.

   Annoying enough, along with several other constant pain points, I am going back to SSMS.

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4. Update SQL Server 2025 to Scripts Folder sync

   Please update SQL Server 2025 to Scripts Folder sync. It currently doesn't work for the json data type or new functions, such as json_objectagg

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5. search does not remember 'look in' settings

   Search does not remember 'look in' settings. The default is 'all open documents' which causes user to jump out of document (quickly enough it's easy to miss) when practically every other editor there is defaults to current document.
   This is a major issue when it comes to search/replace accidentally being triggered across documents which is almost never what you want to do.
   Either allow the default to be changed or remember the previous setting.

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6. Results Grid truncates fractional seconds and ignores SQL Server datetime precision

   Summary
   Data grid does not display fractional seconds in the Results Grid according to the actual precision defined by SQL Server datetime datatypes. The grid appears to default to millisecond display regardless of the underlying column scale.

   Problem Description
   SQL Server supports multiple datetime-related datatypes, each with well-defined precision and storage semantics:

   smalldatetime (minute precision)
   datetime (fixed, ~3.33 ms increments)
   datetime2(p) where p = 0 through 7
   datetimeoffset(p) where p = 0 through 7
   expressions such as AT TIME ZONE, which return datetimeoffset(7)

   In dbForge Studio for SQL Server version 2025.2.138, the Results Grid does not display fractional seconds based on the actual datatype precision. Instead, values are rendered as if they were millisecond-based, even when the underlying column type is datetime2(5), datetime2(7), or datetimeoffset(7).

   As a result, higher precision stored in SQL Server is visually truncated in the grid, which is misleading. All datetime values appear to show only 3 fractional digits. Higher precision values (5 or 7 digits) are not displayed. No visible distinction between datetime2(3) and datetime2(7)

   Expected Behavior
   The Results Grid should display fractional seconds based on the actual SQL Server datatype precision, for example:

   smalldatetime: no fractional seconds
   datetime: SQL Server-defined millisecond resolution
   datetime2(0): no fractional seconds
   datetime2(3): 3 fractional digits
   datetime2(5): 5 fractional digits
   datetime2(7): 7 fractional digits
   datetimeoffset(7): 7 fractional digits plus timezone offset

   This matches the behavior of SQL Server Management Studio and Azure Data Studio and is critical for accurate inspection of time-sensitive data.

   Reproduction Transact-SQL code:

   SET NOCOUNT ON;
   
   IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#TestDates') IS NOT NULL
       DROP TABLE #TestDates;
   
   CREATE TABLE #TestDates
   (
       RowId int IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
       Dt_smalldatetime smalldatetime,
       Dt_datetime datetime,
       Dt_datetime2_0 datetime2(0),
       Dt_datetime2_3 datetime2(3),
       Dt_datetime2_5 datetime2(5),
       Dt_datetime2_7 datetime2(7),
       Dt_datetimeoffset_7 datetimeoffset(7)
   );
   
   INSERT INTO #TestDates
   (
       Dt_smalldatetime,
       Dt_datetime,
       Dt_datetime2_0,
       Dt_datetime2_3,
       Dt_datetime2_5,
       Dt_datetime2_7,
       Dt_datetimeoffset_7
   )
   VALUES
   (
       CAST('2026-02-03T14:32:00' AS smalldatetime),
       CAST('2026-02-03T14:32:10.123' AS datetime),
       CONVERT(datetime2(0), '2026-02-03T14:32:10', 126),
       CONVERT(datetime2(3), '2026-02-03T14:32:10.123', 126),
       CONVERT(datetime2(5), '2026-02-03T14:32:10.12345', 126),
       CONVERT(datetime2(7), '2026-02-03T14:32:10.1234567', 126),
       TODATETIMEOFFSET(CONVERT(datetime2(7), '2026-02-03T14:32:10.1234567', 126), '+00:00')
   );
   
   -- What the data grid displays by default
   SELECT
       RowId,
       Dt_smalldatetime,
       Dt_datetime,
       Dt_datetime2_0,
       Dt_datetime2_3,
       Dt_datetime2_5,
       Dt_datetime2_7,
       Dt_datetimeoffset_7
   FROM #TestDates;
   
   -- what is expected to be shown in the data grid
   SELECT
       RowId,
       CONVERT(varchar(50), Dt_smalldatetime, 126) AS SmallDt_rounded_minute_precision,
       CONVERT(varchar(50), Dt_datetime, 126) AS Dt_datetime_quantized,
       CONVERT(varchar(50), Dt_datetime2_0, 126) AS Dt2_0_expected_0_digits,
       CONVERT(varchar(50), Dt_datetime2_3, 126) AS Dt2_3_expected_3_digits,
       CONVERT(varchar(50), Dt_datetime2_5, 126) AS Dt2_5_expected_5_digits,
       CONVERT(varchar(50), Dt_datetime2_7, 126) AS Dt2_7_expected_7_digits,
       CONVERT(varchar(50), Dt_datetime2_7 AT TIME ZONE 'UTC' AT TIME ZONE 'Central Standard Time', 126) AS Central_expected_iso,
       DATEPART(TZOFFSET, Dt_datetime2_7 AT TIME ZONE 'UTC' AT TIME ZONE 'Central Standard Time') AS Central_expected_tzoffset_minutes
   FROM #TestDates;
   
   -- show precision for each datatype
   SELECT
       RowId,
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_smalldatetime), 'Scale') AS Scale_smalldatetime,
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_datetime), 'Scale') AS Scale_datetime,
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_datetime2_0), 'Scale') AS Scale_datetime2_0,
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_datetime2_3), 'Scale') AS Scale_datetime2_3,
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_datetime2_5), 'Scale') AS Scale_datetime2_5,
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_datetime2_7), 'Scale') AS Scale_datetime2_7,
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_datetimeoffset_7), 'Scale') AS Scale_datetimeoffset_7
   FROM #TestDates;
   
   -- show basetype and precision for explicit conversions in SELECT
   SELECT
       RowId,
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_datetime2_7), 'BaseType') AS BaseType_dt2_7,
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_datetime2_7), 'Scale')    AS Scale_dt2_7,
   
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_datetime2_7 AT TIME ZONE 'UTC'), 'BaseType') AS BaseType_utc_as_dto,
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_datetime2_7 AT TIME ZONE 'UTC'), 'Scale')    AS Scale_utc_as_dto,
   
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_datetime2_7 AT TIME ZONE 'UTC' AT TIME ZONE 'Central Standard Time'), 'BaseType') AS BaseType_central_as_dto,
       SQL_VARIANT_PROPERTY(CONVERT(sql_variant, Dt_datetime2_7 AT TIME ZONE 'UTC' AT TIME ZONE 'Central Standard Time'), 'Scale')    AS Scale_central_as_dto
   FROM #TestDates;
   
   IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#TestDates') IS NOT NULL
       DROP TABLE #TestDates;
   

   Why This Matters

   Developers rely on the Results Grid to debug ordering, uniqueness, and event timing
   Truncated display can falsely suggest rounding or data loss
   This is especially problematic for telemetry, logging, and distributed systems
   Displaying fewer fractional digits than are stored is misleading, even if the underlying value is correct

   Request
   Please restore or add functionality so that the Results Grid:

   Displays fractional seconds based on the actual SQL Server datatype precision
   Correctly distinguishes between datetime, datetime2(p), and datetimeoffset(p)
   Applies this behavior consistently to table columns, computed expressions, and AT TIME ZONE results
   Optionally allows overriding the display format, but defaults to datatype-accurate rendering

   Environment
   dbForge Studio for SQL Server: 2025.2.138
   SQL Server version: 2017

   Summary
   Data grid does not display fractional seconds in the Results Grid according to the actual precision defined by SQL Server datetime datatypes. The grid appears to default to millisecond display regardless of the underlying column scale.

   Problem Description
   SQL Server supports multiple datetime-related datatypes, each with well-defined precision and storage semantics:

   smalldatetime (minute precision)
   datetime (fixed, ~3.33 ms increments)
   datetime2(p) where p = 0 through 7
   datetimeoffset(p) where p = 0 through 7
   expressions such as AT TIME ZONE, which return datetimeoffset(7)

   In dbForge Studio for SQL Server version 2025.2.138, the Results Grid does not display fractional seconds based… more

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7. synonym

   It would be great if in Database Explorer objects (i.e. tables/views/SPs/functions), the context menu contained an option "Generate Script As/Synonym", which would create a "create synonym" script for the selected object(s). That way, this script could be executed in another database to create synonyms to the original DB's objects.

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8. Add option to disable drag and drop in text editor

   In Tools, Options dialog on the Text Editor, Advanced tab, add a checkmark "Allow text to be dragged and dropped". See MS Word for an example on their Advanced options tab.

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9. Easier Way to change the database category

   It would be helpful to have an easier way to change the Category of a database other than in the Tool > Options menu as a server could contain a production database and a sandbox database for example. I suggest either adding it to the right click menu when right clicking on a database, or to the properties.

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10. Block Selection in Editor with Paste is broken

    When you do a Block Selection (ALT + Drag Mouse) to select a block of text then you paste into that, the results are corrupt.

    I can provide video or pictures for additional Details.

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11. 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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12. 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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13. 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 would just want:

    Tab Text Format: {Server} - {Database}

    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… more

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14. 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.

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15. 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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16. "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. ^_^

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17. 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 implemented in dbForge Studio.

    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… more

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18. 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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19. Create internal repository for saved SQL Queries

    Instead of saving an .sql file 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 File menu
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20. 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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