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  1. List aggregate functions before system fields

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    1 comment  ·  SQL Prompt » Intellisense  ·  Admin →
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    Greg commented  · 

    This is still driving me nuts in SQL Prompt 10. Is there a setting somewhere that I've ticked wrong?

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  2. Search Results in Grid Mode

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    Greg commented  · 

    SSMSBoost has all sorts of features that operate on the result grid - find, aggregate (sum/avg/min/max/etc) which was really useful. I'd love to see this built into SQL Prompt. Jason is right, I could rewrite the query to return the values I'm looking for, but when I'm debugging sometimes it's helpful to find a particular record in a dataset. An example from today - I had a query that was returning correctly when I added a where clause to a table, but when I took it off (as the code would run in production) it returned (correctly) ~1,000 rows. I needed to find my sample data in that dataset.