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dbForge SQL Complete User-defined Outlining Regions not work
Posted: Fri 05 Sep 2014 04:13
by andy.plsql
Hello! User-defined Outlining Regions not work!
I suggest tags --region & --endregion, but the region is not allocated and is not hidden. My version 4.7.226.1 Standard Edition.
I write the following SQL code:
Code: Select all
USE ReportServer
GO
--region SELECT
SELECT
--endregion SELECT
--region columns
ItemID,
Path,
Name,
ParentID,
Type,
Content,
Intermediate,
SnapshotDataID,
LinkSourceID,
Property,
Description
--endregion columns
--region
FROM dbo.Catalog;
--endregion
But I can only use the default regions in-line IntelliSense.
When disabled IntelliSense regions are not available at all.
Example 1:
Example 2:
Example 3 (without IntelliSense):
Anyone have this problem?
Re: dbForge SQL Complete User-defined Outlining Regions not work
Posted: Fri 05 Sep 2014 09:07
by alexa
Hello.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
This appears to be a bug in the documentation of dbForge SQL Complete. Such a feature is not present in dbForge SQL Complete, but exists only in dbForge Studio for SQL Server.
Re: dbForge SQL Complete User-defined Outlining Regions not work
Posted: Thu 18 Sep 2014 06:52
by mahdeen
I found a way to do it, by going directly to the Data Export function from the start screen. It's not as intuitive as using the database explorer first, but it works for now.
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Re: dbForge SQL Complete User-defined Outlining Regions not work
Posted: Fri 19 Sep 2014 11:31
by alexa
But I can only use the default regions in-line IntelliSense.
When disabled IntelliSense regions are not available at all.
Could you please explain the steps to reproduce this issue in details?
I found a way to do it, by going directly to the Data Export function from the start screen. It's not as intuitive as using the database explorer first, but it works for now.
Could you please let us know what product you were referring to? Please note that there is no Database Explorer in dbForge.