Just wondering if anyone from JB could comment on when we might get a Sybase/MS-SQL/T-SQL dialect?
As a somewhat related question: do you think it would ever be possible to get IntelliJ to recognize "scope" (that's probably the wrong word) for the following type of code:
OPEN cur_fooIDs
FETCH cur_fooIDs INTO @currentUserID
WHILE @@sqlstatus = 0 BEGIN
EXEC sp_UpdateNewPassword @currentUserID , @newPassword
FETCH cur_fooIDs INTO @currentUserID
END
I would love, love, love to have IntelliJ be able to tell me, when I put my cursor next to 'END', where the matching 'BEGIN' is. So maybe I don't mean "scope" so much as "bracket matching" ?
Hello Mike,
Just wondering if anyone from JB could comment on when we might get a
Sybase/MS-SQL/T-SQL dialect?
We haven't started any work on it yet.
As a somewhat related question: do you think it would ever be possible
to get IntelliJ to recognize "scope" (that's probably the wrong word)
for the following type of code:
OPEN cur_fooIDs\\ FETCH cur_fooIDs INTO @currentUserID\\ \\ > WHILE @@sqlstatus = 0 BEGIN\\ EXEC sp_UpdateNewPassword > @currentUserID , @newPassword\\ FETCH cur_fooIDs INTO > @currentUserID\\ END
I would love, love, love to have IntelliJ be able to tell me, when I
put my cursor next to 'END', where the matching 'BEGIN' is. So maybe
I don't mean "scope" so much as "bracket matching" ?
If we implement full support for Transact-SQL, this functionality will of
course be provided.
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Dmitry Jemerov
Development Lead
JetBrains, Inc.
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