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Add shortcut ctrl + k + d like Visual Studio
Add shortcut ctrl + k + d like Visual Studio for format document
9 votesSQL Complete v2.0 is on site!
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11 votes
Included into SQL Complete v2.50
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Option to not automatically format document when opening a stored procedure.
When opening a complex stored procedure script, Management Studio hangs, because SQL Complete(v1.0.57) is trying to format the script.When disabling SQL Complete, the stored procedure is opening in less than 5 seconds.
3 votesFix will be included in the next build.
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4 votes
SQL Complete v2.0 is on site!
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Intellisense & Format is not working in Stored Procedures
Intellisense & Formating is not working in Stored Procedures
11 votesSQL Complete v2.0 is on site!
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Disable theme colours or change to default colours in suggestion whindow
Hi! I have this theme applied to SQL Management Studio https://gist.github.com/605296 (http://studiostyl.es/schemes/jon-erickson-s-ragnarok-grey) but when the suggestion window appear is impossible to read some colours in the white background
3 votesWill be included in the next build.
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11 votes
Version 3.0 is on the site
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List members for CTEs
List members for common table expressions
5 votesIncluded into SQL Complete v2.50
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Suggest JOIN expressions and conditions
1 In SELECT statement after user types JOIN suggest full clause basing on table foreign keys.
2. When user types JOIN condition after ON suggest conditions table basing on table foreign keys and matched column names.5 votes -
Automatic table alias generation
In FROM clause of SELECT statement automatically generate table alias when table selected from drop-down list.
2 votesSQL Complete v2.0 is on site!
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Suggest keywords by relevance
When suggesting keywords place more relevant to this context to the top of the list.
1 voteSQL Complete v2.0 is on site!
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Datepart parameter inside DATEDIFF function adds parentheses
When using the DATEDIFF function for example, the first parameter is a datepart (year, month, day, etc). The code completion for that parameter always adds parentheses after the datepart - e.g. DATEDIFF(YEAR(), Start, End). Is it possible to turn off the addition of the parentheses to the datepart inside a function that has datepart as a parameter?
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SQL Complete v2.0 is on site!
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