Feature Req: Allow ESC key to get rid of the Canidate list!

BrienKingBrienKing Posts: 30 Bronze 3
edited January 28, 2009 4:42PM in SQL Prompt Previous Versions
This is an INCREDIBLY annoying behavior on the part of the Canidate List. When it pops up and I don't want it, I can't get rid of it with the ESC Key.

It makes me want to just completely disable SQL Prompt.

Comments

  • Strange....

    ESC works perfectly on my installation....

    Which version of SQL-Prompt are you using?
    Regards,

    Thorsten
  • Hello Brien,

    Hitting ESC does get rid of the Candidate list in SQL Prompt. Can you kindly confirm the editor you are using SQL Prompt on and would it be feasible to check this on any other SQL Prompt supported editors to confirm if it is a consistent behavior across all editors in your system?
    Also, do you have any other third party tools installed for your editor?

    Thanks,
    Tanya
    Project Manager
    Red Gate Software Ltd
  • SQL Prompt Version 3.9.0.43.

    Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 9.00.3042.00
    Operating System 6.0.6001

    Maybe it's a bug related to Vista 64bit.
  • Hi Brien,

    This is not a VISTA bug as I did try this on a VISTA 64 machine and it does work fine. Do you have any other external SQL tools installed on your system?

    Thanks,
    Tanya
    Project Manager
    Red Gate Software Ltd
  • BrienKingBrienKing Posts: 30 Bronze 3
    tanya wrote:
    Hi Brien,

    This is not a VISTA bug as I did try this on a VISTA 64 machine and it does work fine. Do you have any other external SQL tools installed on your system?

    Thanks,
    Tanya
    Project Manager
    Red Gate Software Ltd


    Sorry it took so long to get back to you. Been swamped. I misspoke about the enviornment before. It's not in MS SQL Server Management Studio , it's inside Visual Stuido 2008 (SP1).

    When editing a stored procedure, it brings up the Canidate List and I can not get rid of it using the ESC key.
  • I am having the same problem.
    Visual Studio 2008 Team System.
    Thanks
    Bill Soranno
    MCP, MCTS, MCITP DBA
    Database Administrator
    Winona State University
    Maxwell 143
    wsoranno@winona.edu

    "Quality, like Success, is a Journey, not a Destination" - William Soranno '92
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