It would be great if dbForge Studio for MySQL understood macroses, that are used, for instance, in UniDac, or just ignored them.

Currently, if you copy code from the TUniQuery SQL editor, you need to then edit it. Once it has passed debugging, you need to edit it once again in TUniQuery SQL editor. It's quite uncomfortable and sometimes takes much time.

Also, code formatter converts &dtstart into & dtstart (i.e adds space after ampersand (&).