WHERE
torsten.strauss
Friend of Redgate › Posts: 266 Silver 3
in SQL Prompt
Hi Team,
SELECT * FROM missingIndex WHERE
......col1 > 0 AND col2 > 0
GO
The WHERE clause is not send to a new line which seems to be a bug.
Just make a copy of your(!) default style and change
Data (DML) / Short DML statements / Collapse statements shorter than 75 characters
List itemes /Place WHERE conditions on new line if there are multiple conditions
The result should be cause we have 58 characters only
SELECT * FROM missingIndex WHERE col1 > 0 AND col2 > 0
GO
Or at least
SELECT * FROM missingIndex
WHERE col1 > 0 AND col2 > 0
GO
Thanks for fixing this!
Torsten
Friend of Redgate
SELECT * FROM missingIndex WHERE
......col1 > 0 AND col2 > 0
GO
The WHERE clause is not send to a new line which seems to be a bug.
Just make a copy of your(!) default style and change
Data (DML) / Short DML statements / Collapse statements shorter than 75 characters
List itemes /Place WHERE conditions on new line if there are multiple conditions
The result should be cause we have 58 characters only
SELECT * FROM missingIndex WHERE col1 > 0 AND col2 > 0
GO
Or at least
SELECT * FROM missingIndex
WHERE col1 > 0 AND col2 > 0
GO
Thanks for fixing this!
Torsten
Friend of Redgate
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Thanks for reporting this! I've easily reproduced this here, hopefully we'll have a fix in the next week.
Regards,
James
Redgate Software