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Keyboard shortcut for Snippet Manager
It would be great to have a Keyboard Shortcut to launch the Snippet Manager. I currently have it as a toolbar button, but a shortcut would be good so I don't have to leave the Keyboard..
1 voteThanks for posting your comment about how you set this.
You can also do this using SQL Prompt's Command Palette - Alt+S in SSMS (Alt+P in Visual Studio) and then start typing snippet - https://documentation.red-gate.com/sp/command-palette.
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Support SSMS 20
Support SSMS 20
9 votesThis is now available as of SQL Source Control v 7.7.9.18623. Use the Help > Check for Updates within SQL Source Control to access the latest version. Thank you!
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support for create external table as (CETAS)
SQL Prompt is throwing an error when the syntax for CETAS is included.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/synapse-analytics/sql/develop-tables-cetas
1 voteSupport shipped in 10.13.9 https://documentation.red-gate.com/sp/release-notes-and-other-versions/sql-prompt-10-13-release-notes
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support for new SQL Function DATE_BUCKET
Please add support for new SQL Functions such as DATE_BUCKET
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/functions/date-bucket-transact-sql?view=sql-server-ver16Currently it get quoted which is quite inconvenient.
declare @date datetime2 = '2020-04-30 21:21:21' Select 'Week', DATE_BUCKET(WEEK, 1, @date) Union All Select 'Day', DATE_BUCKET(DAY, 1, @date) Union All Select 'Hour', DATE_BUCKET(HOUR, 1, @date) Union All Select 'Minutes', DATE_BUCKET(MINUTE, 1, @date) Union All Select 'Seconds', DATE_BUCKET(SECOND, 1, @date);
becomes
…DECLARE @date DATETIME2 = '2020-04-30 21:21:21'; SELECT 'Week', [DATE_BUCKET] ( [WEEK], 1, @date ) UNION ALL SELECT 'Day', [DATE_BUCKET] ( [DAY], 1, @date ) UNION ALL SELECT 'Hour', [DATE_BUCKET] ( [HOUR], 1, @date ) UNION ALL SELECT 'Minutes', [DATE_BUCKET] ( [MINUTE],
2 votesSupport for DATE_BUCKET shipped in SQL Prompt 10.13.9 https://documentation.red-gate.com/sp/release-notes-and-other-versions/sql-prompt-10-13-release-notes
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Add formatting for CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE syntax
CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE and CREATE EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE syntax is not formatted nicely by SQL Prompt, it just puts the statements on one line.
I've been told the developers are not going to take this on!!!!
2 votesSupport shipped in 10.13.9 https://documentation.red-gate.com/sp/release-notes-and-other-versions/sql-prompt-10-13-release-notes
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SQL History initial cursor location
When opening SQL History, it should default the cursor to the search input box instead of requiring an additional click to start a search. Since 90% of the time I'm going to input a search, it makes sense to put it there.
This has no downside as, currently, the cursor doesn't by default go to anything.
2 votesHi Adam,
Thanks for the feedback, really helpful.
James
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SQL History keyboard shortcut
Just like Tab History has, SQL History should have a keyboard shortcut to open the window.
2 votesHi there,
Thanks so much for the message.You can also use CTRL+SHIFT+X to access SQL History.
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Recognize the DateTrunc function in T-SQL.
The formatter is not recognizing the newish DateTrunc function in T-SQL, so formatting and intellisense do not work on SQL statements that include DateTrunc.
4 votesShipped in version 10.13.10: https://documentation.red-gate.com/sp/release-notes-and-other-versions/sql-prompt-10-13-release-notes
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When generating Insert code use defaults
If you create a table with a BIT column not nullable with a default value, and then you type insert, the autocomplete gives you null for the bit column. Example below. (I haven't looked at what happens with other data types/defaults.)
CREATE TABLE dbo.MyTable
(
Flag BIT NOT NULL CONSTRAINT DFMyTableFlag DEFAULT (0)
)
GOINSERT INTO dbo.MyTable
(
Flag
)
VALUES
(NULL -- Flag - bit
)1 voteHi,
This feature has actually just been added to SQL Prompt, and will be included in the next release (10.6.11).
Thanks,
Owen
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Be able to open a tab from tab history even when no other ssms tabs are open
Currently when you attempt to open a tab from tab history and there are no other tabs currently loaded in SSMS the attempt from tab history freezes SSMS and causes it to crash. A feature that made that not happen would be good.
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Integration with Visual Studio 2017
I'm using SQL Prompt with both SSMS (v18.5) and Visual Studio 2017 (version 15.9.23). Everything was working fine in both environments but since updating SQL Prompt to version 10.2.1.15260 I've completely lost all SQL Prompt integration in Visual Studio.
I'm aware that Visual Studio 2017 includes SQL Prompt Core but I'd always shied away from using that because I couldn't see any evidence that it would keep itself updated. When I'm building a new solution that requires a database component I find it useful to be able to add a Database project so that I can source-control everything in the…
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Allow SQL Prompt to work with no access to master.sys.sysservers table
SQL Prompt fails when the user does not have access to the sysservers table in master database. It is becoming increasingly common for DBA groups to revoke/deny this permission to developers. For our org it was the result of an independent audit/penetration test. There are other procedures etc the provide the same information without this specific access. I have provided examples and troubleshooting steps to Redgate support but with no resolution. Their suggestion was to post a request here.
5 votesHi,
We released this feature in SQL Prompt 10.3.3. The only reason SQL Prompt ever needed to query the master database was to get the list of linked servers. If you upgrade to that version and ensure the “load suggestions for linked servers” option is disabled, SQL Prompt should load suggestions correctly.
Thanks,
Tom
SQL Prompt Team -
Turn off notifications such as "Slow cached time detected".
Have the ability to turn off notifications such as "Slow cached time detected". I see it every time I connect to a database - and I work with every element in the db's so I want it all to be cached. But I do not want to see this notification every single time.
34 votesI’m pleased to say SQL Prompt 9.5.13 has just been released, which allows you to dismiss a notification forever. The next time you see “Slow cache time detected…” just click the ‘x’ and the product will never show that notification again.
You can download that version from http://download.red-gate.com/checkforupdates/SQLPrompt/SQLPrompt_9.5.13.11024.exe.
Please get in touch if you have any other issues.
Thanks
Tom
Team Prompt -
MFA (multi factor) Support for Azure SQL Databases
Support Azure multi factor authentication for accessing Azure SQL Databases.
69 votesThis was shipped in 10.4 https://documentation.red-gate.com/sp/release-notes-and-other-versions/sql-prompt-10-4-release-notes
Thank you for your input!
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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
4 votesWe added the ability to autofix issues using the Alt + Enter keyboard shortcut in SQL Prompt 10.1.
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Download install exe option during Check For Updates
Can an option to download the file be added instead of just applying the update? My environment is locked down so my windows login is not an administrator, so I have to use "Run Elevated".
1 voteWe added this option in Prompt 9.5.3. Hope it helps, do let us know if you have any further feedback.
https://documentation.red-gate.com/sp9/release-notes-and-other-versions/sql-prompt-9-5-release-notes
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Download install exe option during Check For Updates
Can an option to download the file be added instead of just applying the update? My environment is locked down so my windows login is not an administrator, so I have to use "Run Elevated".
1 voteWe added this option in Prompt 9.5.3. Hope it helps, do let us know if you have any further feedback.
https://documentation.red-gate.com/sp9/release-notes-and-other-versions/sql-prompt-9-5-release-notes
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transparency
Hi, new feature with transparency on Ctrl in SQL Prompt 9.4.10 is extremely annoying, I'm using only Ctrl+Space to show intellisense. Please provide us option to disable this feature, or change key to Alt or Ctrl+something, this is really horrible, please fix it asap. I've to uninstall tool for now.
4 votesMany thanks for your useful feedback on this issue.
We’ve done some further work on this feature that should hopefully address your issues. This has just been released in SQL Prompt v9.4.11 (available from https://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-development/sql-prompt/).
The popups will now only go transparent after holding the Ctrl key for a short period instead of immediately. This should mitigate the issue somewhat. In addition, there is a new option (in Suggestions → Behavior → Make popups transparent when the Ctrl key is held down) to turn the feature off if it is not wanted.
Kind regards,
The Prompt Team
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Disable auto update check on startup
It would be nice if we can turn off the auto update check for a new version on start-up. This check is happening in the Visual Studio database project and in SSMS. I'd like to disable it. Thanks!
36 votesIn Prompt 10.0.11 we added a new option to the help menu called ‘update notification frequency’. This will allow you to reduce the frequency of updates all the way down to major versions only (one update a year).
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Bring back the Ctrl+B, Ctrl+B hotkey for removing square brackets please. I used it all the time and the last update seems to have removed
I updated to SQL Prompt 9.4.7.7595 yesterday and since then I no longer have the hot key. It is still on the menu, but no hotkey. I used that feature hourly. If you wish, allow users to define the hotkey combinations or disable them, but simply removing them is inconvenient.
1 voteThis was a bug that has been fixed in SQL Prompt 9.4.8. Please upgrade to that version (or later) to restore the functionality.
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