Alignment
torsten.strauss
Posts: 266 Silver 3
Hi Redgate Team,
this following code is formatted like shown:
The with clause is aligned with the unique one.
There is no reason and no intention to do this.
Same is wrong with the following statement:
Would be nice if you can fix this!
Version 9.0.6.3580
Style attached ...
Thanks!
Torsten
this following code is formatted like shown:
ALTER TABLE SENTOSA.COMPONENTS_TO_MIGRATE ADD CONSTRAINT UQ_COMPONENTS_TO_MIGRATE_COMPONENT_COMPONENT_NAME_COMPONENT_TYPE_PARENT_ID_DOMAIN_ID UNIQUE ( COMPONENT_NAME, COMPONENT_TYPE, PARENT_ID, DOMAIN_ID ) WITH ( FILLFACTOR = 100 ) ON [DEFAULT]; GO
The with clause is aligned with the unique one.
There is no reason and no intention to do this.
Same is wrong with the following statement:
ALTER TABLE SENTOSA.COMPONENTS_TO_MIGRATE WITH CHECK ADD CONSTRAINT FK_COMPONENT_COMPONENT FOREIGN KEY ( [PARENT_ID] ) REFERENCES SENTOSA.COMPONENTS_TO_MIGRATE ( [COMPONENT_ID] ); GO
Would be nice if you can fix this!
Version 9.0.6.3580
Style attached ...
Thanks!
Torsten
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Answers
Sorry that this post fell through the net.
Just checking to see if this is still an issue?
Best
Richard.
Redgate Software