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dbForge Studio for SQL Server is an SQL server development tool incorporating query builder, data import/export and compare tools for managing and analyzing data.

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  1. Schema added to properties when not required

    Currently when I use Query designer the resulting query is expressed as:

    SELECT
  Hygiene360Log.Hygiene360LogId,
  Hygiene360Log.RequestDate
FROM dbo.Hygiene360Log

    Where what I want is the minimum length of text to correctly identify tables and objects, like this:

    SELECT
  Hygiene360LogId,
  RequestDate
FROM Hygiene360Log

    It's very annoying

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  2. Set Compatibility Level to SQL 2022 (160) on Edit Database Page

    Right click on a database on a SQL Server 2022 Enterprise Edition Instance and select Edit Database. Switch to the Options tab. Select the Compatibility level dropdown, I am only seeing up to SQL Server 2019 (150) as options, I am missing the SQL Server 2022 (160) option and need to manually write the ALTER DATABASE statement to set it.

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