Re: UDF/SP Editor
From: Delbert Glass (delbert_at_noincoming.com)
Date: 03/11/04
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Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 17:28:31 -0600
"EDAK" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi folks, I am coming over here to SQL Server from the Oracle world and am
now learning SS2K. I have built several stored procedures and several user
defined functions and am sorely dismayed at the capabilities, or lack there
of, of the editor that is used in SS2K's enterprise manager to construct
stored procedures and UDF's. There has got to be a better editor to enter
new UDF's, stored procedures, triggers and the like than this piece of junk.
Where is the debugging functions that I've become accustomed to in VS?
Where's the tool tips? I might as well use notepad. This is analogous to
using notepad to construct HTML and Jave script for Pete's sake. If the
rest of SS2K is indicative of this, I'm going back to Oracle.
It is not an indication of the rest of SS2K,
it's an indication that you unaware of SQL Query Analyzer
and/or what it's for/does.
You should be using SQL Query Analyzer
instead of SS2K's enterprise manager
for the tasks you are/are-wanting to do.
Bye,
Delbert Glass
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