SQL Graph Support

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• Eddie D Redgate › Posts: 1,802 Rose Gold 5

  November 20, 2023 4:21PM

  Hi, 
  Thank you for your forum post.
  
  Using the GraphDemo database from this Microsoft Learn document
  I am unable to replicate the reported fault symptoms in your forum post.
  
  I am able to format the T-SQL code selecting the various Redgate default style options (from SQL Prompt menu ->Active Style ->Either selecting a previous customer style or selecting a Redgate Default Style.  ->Fomat SQL / Ctrl+K, Ctrl+y). 
  
  Square brackets are not added (from SQL Prompt menu ->Options ->Format ->Styles ->Actions ->the Add/remove square brackets check box is checked with the Remove unnecessary brackets option).
  
  Suggestions operate as expected.  However, I may have difference in the SQL Prompt options to yourself.
  
  Qualify Object names worked as expected in my reproduction attempt:
   
  Before:
  

  INSERT INTO locatedIn&nbsp;<br>    VALUES ((SELECT $node_id FROM Restaurant WHERE ID = 1), (SELECT $node_id FROM City WHERE ID =1))&nbsp;<br>         , ((SELECT $node_id FROM Restaurant WHERE ID = 2), (SELECT $node_id FROM City WHERE ID =2))&nbsp;<br>         , ((SELECT $node_id FROM Restaurant WHERE ID = 3), (SELECT $node_id FROM City WHERE ID =3));

   
  After Qualify Object Names:
  

  INSERT INTO locatedIn<br>    VALUES ((SELECT Restaurant.$node_id FROM Restaurant WHERE Restaurant.ID = 1), (SELECT City.$node_id FROM City WHERE City.ID =1))<br>         , ((SELECT Restaurant.$node_id FROM Restaurant WHERE Restaurant.ID = 2), (SELECT City.$node_id FROM City WHERE City.ID =2))<br>         , ((SELECT Restaurant.$node_id FROM Restaurant WHERE Restaurant.ID = 3), (SELECT City.$node_id FROM City WHERE City.ID =3));

  I believe the version of SQL Prompt and SSMS are identical to you:
  SQL Prompt V10.14.1.4347
  SSMS 19.2 / 19.2.56.2
  
  I do have a difference in SQL Server Version, in that I am using an On-premise SQL Instance of SQL 2022 / 16.0.1105.1.
  
  What options do you have configured in your SQL Prompt Menu ->Options ->Format ->Styles ->Actions?
  
  Many Thanks
  Eddie

  Eddie Davis
  Senior Product Support Engineer
  Redgate Software Ltd
  Email: support@red-gate.com

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• Dave Pendleton Posts: 104 Bronze 3

  December 7, 2023 10:03PM

  I have also tried this using a local SQL Server instance, version 16.0.4085.2
  
  I have all the Microsoft Learn example code in one script, when I format using my options, the following error(s) are introduced into a previously error-free script:
  
  
  
  My options are:
  
  
  

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• Dave Pendleton Posts: 104 Bronze 3

  December 7, 2023 10:13PM

  Another syntax error introduced by reformatting:
  
  
  

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