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Intellisense for Synapse
We have started using serverless SQL Pool in Synapse, on top of a data lake.
In SSMS it behaves mostly as a "regular" SQL Server, however intellisense does not work at all with SQL Complete.
Please implement intelllisense for Synapse.10 votes -
Auto-filling the GROUP BY
When I type group by and press the space bar to display "all non-aggregated columns" in the context menu. When I select this option, all columns that are not aggregated are added to the group with all their functions
9 votes -
Create SQL Complete Extension for Visual Studio Code
Create SQL Complete Extension for Visual Studio Code
More and more I find our developer teams using Visual Studio Code as single IDE for all development and scripting. While the SSMS and Visual Studio extensions are great, most of our developers are not using those tools as much and find it cumbersome to open up the supported IDE's to get SQL Complete's benefits.3 votes -
"Are you sure?" for specific environments
The tab coloring is great, but sometimes you need another layer of protection. It would be fantastic if certain environments could be designated as "protected" or something like that, and if you execute a script that in environment that does anything other than a SELECT (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, TRUNCATE, ALTER, etc.), a good old-fashioned "You are running this in "<environment name>. Are you sure?" dialog pops up and you have to click YES in order to actually execute the script.
3 votes -
Option to remove the new Clear button from Query History
The new Clear button in Query History seems, in context, to mean clearing the search or filters applied to searching the history. However, it clears the history - deleting everything. Please either let me turn it off or, even better, just move that to the Options / Settings area. I lost so much history because I wasn't paying close enough attention.
3 votes -
Fields in Alpha Order
Add an option to expand SELECT * to allow the expansion of the fields to be ordered in the order they currently are or to have the fields listed in Alphabetical order. I work with some tables that have many, many fields and they aren't in a very logical sequence, so I end up searching for the field I want. If I could expand the SELECT * and have the fields be in alphabetical order that would help a lot.
Of course I can use Find to find the field I want, or create a snippet that lists these table…
1 vote
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