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Thread EDBManager SQL WIndow
Wed, Sep 25 2013 4:06 AMPermanent Link

Roy Lambert

NLH Associates

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Steve


>I agree, that works fine in some situations and that is usually how I introduce new code. I write the SQL in a separate window and when I get it working, paste the code into the existing stored proc. But sometimes it's not easy to extract code out of a complex stored proc. And when you're pair programming with an SQL guru who says "you don't need to copy the code out, you just do it like this". The speed and skill of the SQL gurus I work with is just amazing. They can write complex SQL so quickly, and it works first time. It just goes over my head sometimes.

I used to be like that with APL, less chance of RSI as well cos fewer characters to type

Roy
Mon, Sep 30 2013 3:45 PMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

Elevate Software, Inc.

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Raul,

<< As i recall Tim saying the reason for not using ; was that the procedures
and triggers, etc include the ";" so it confuses the editor gutter selection
parsing logic. >>

^^^^ This. Smile

The editor isn't using the engine for the parsing, so it doesn't have the
ability to do contextual parsing.  Elevate Web Builder is getting close to
having this type of functionality (closer integration of compiler/editor),
and at some point I'll be merging the two, but for now they're going to stay
separate.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com
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