What happend to "F12" in Visual Studio

cmedcoff

Previous versions of SQL Prompt supported opening a stored procedure or function for edit/update from a SQL window withing Visual Studio.  You just type "exec someStoredProcedureName @someParameter=10" or something similar.  Place your cursor on the "someStoredProcedureName" part, hit the F12 key and a new windows with the definition ready to read, run or edited/updated, etc.  This stopped working about 3 updates ago.  I know there are alternative ways of getting the definition, but it used to work like that and for me that about my entire use case for the product besides possibly better intellisence.  Please put this broken functionality back, like yesterday.  I need it!

Dan_J

Hi @cmedcoff

Following Owen's note, there has been a update to SQL Prompt released (v.10.11.6). This version can be downloaded directly from: https://download.red-gate.com/checkforupdates/SQLPrompt/SQLPrompt_10.11.6.27098.exe

If you wouldn't mind confirming that this does indeed resolve this issue for you, that would be greatly appreciated.

ostandage

Hi @cmedcoff

Thanks for bringing this to our attention, we've put in a fix for this which will be included in the next release.

Thanks, 

Owen

cmedcoff

This seems to be working again.  Thank you.

Dan_J

Hi @cmedcoff

That's great, thanks for confirming on this!

Scott_Burnett87

Hi @ostandage,

I am using 10.13.2.31952 with VS 2019 Version 16.11.22
And i am experiencing this same issue. i.e F12 is not going to the definition.
I have no unique settings. Its all standard

Please can you help ?