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  1. Autofix with shortcut

    A shortcut to implement the autofix changes.
    Would be nice if it wasn't necessary to use the mouse when applying autofixes.

    It is almost there; you can press ctrl and get the error window and even just press enter then, to apply the fix. But the window stays and there is no reason to actually open the window, the fix could/should just be applied

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  2. A Create/Declare Table statement with a Primary Key gives a false positive BP014 in Code Analysis

    If you have a table declared like this:
    Declare @Test table
    (TheKey int Primary Key,
    SomeData varchar(10) Not Null)

    I am told that for "TheKey" "[NOT] NULL option is not specified in CREATE/DECLARE TABLE statement" defined. But, a Primary Key can never be null, so it is NOT NULL by nature.

    So, when performing Code Analysis and the parser sees "Primary Key", "Not Null" should be inferred also.

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