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[BC15] How to check entire (long) SQL statement in Visual Studio Code
Yangten
Member Posts: 5
Hello everyone,
I can't check entire SQL statement and I'm thinking it's a bug, but I'm not sure.
I want to see entire SQL statement like this:
So I try to copy value:
When I paste clipboard I see this:
The same result I get when I use add to watch:
This is probably caused by the same "variable name" because it is always copy the statement of SQL 0:
Do you have any tips to do this?
Regards
I can't check entire SQL statement and I'm thinking it's a bug, but I'm not sure.
I want to see entire SQL statement like this:
So I try to copy value:
When I paste clipboard I see this:
The same result I get when I use add to watch:
This is probably caused by the same "variable name" because it is always copy the statement of SQL 0:
Do you have any tips to do this?
Regards
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