Setting "Find and Replace" to default to "Current Document"

[Drewsonian]

Is there a way to set the default of "find and replace" to "Current Document"? It is a little annoying when I think that I'm searching in just one file that I have open and it moves on to a different file. Most other IDEs default to Current Document in my experience (PHPStorm, Visual Studio, Notepad++, etc)

Thanks!

[Drewsonian]

Also, I dock the "Find" window into the lower left hand corner of the screen, but dbForge doesn't remember where I docked it when I re-open the program. It comes back up in a separate window. I'd like to have it stay docked if I dock it.

[YuriP]

Hello,

Is there a way to set the default of "find and replace" to "Current Document"? It is a little annoying when I think that I'm searching in just one file that I have open and it moves on to a different file. Most other IDEs default to Current Document in my experience (PHPStorm, Visual Studio, Notepad++, etc)

We will fix this problem in the nearest new version of dbForge Studio for SQL Server.
We are planning to release it in july.

Best regards,
Yuri.

[YuriP]

Hello,

Also, I dock the "Find" window into the lower left hand corner of the screen, but dbForge doesn't remember where I docked it when I re-open the program. It comes back up in a separate window. I'd like to have it stay docked if I dock it.

We included fix of this problem in our roadmap.
It will be availble to download in one of the next version.

Best regards,
Yuri.

[alexa]

We would like to let you know that we have released dbForge Studio for SQL Server v5.5 where this issue is fixed https://www.devart.com/dbforge/sql/studio/download.html

Thank you for your help in improving dbForge Studio for SQL Server.