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Which version of Visual Studio?<br />
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This may help: <a href="http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sqlgetstarted/thread/653251b7-2f8c-4aae-9af3-d8c4fc0cd22b" rel="ugc nofollow">http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sqlgetstarted/thread/653251b7-2f8c-4aae-9af3-d8c4fc0cd22b</a>
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Which version of Visual Studio?

This may help: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sqlgetstarted/thread/653251b7-2f8c-4aae-9af3-d8c4fc0cd22b [http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sqlgetstarted/thread/653251b7-2f8c-4aae-9af3-d8c4fc0cd22b]

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I am using 2005; I followed the link but there is no &quot;format&quot; section for SQL
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I am using 2005; I followed the link but there is no "format" section for SQL

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There should be one for T-SQL. If not, what do you have there?<br />
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There should be one for T-SQL. If not, what do you have there?



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I do have a T-SQL, but no &quot;FORMAT&quot;.<br />
I do see a Statement Completion Section; but it is grayed out<br />
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I do have a T-SQL, but no "FORMAT".
I do see a Statement Completion Section; but it is grayed out
 Screenshot of Optionshttps://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/10_w41/509134/VS-SCREEN.png

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I fail to see where this has been answered. Screenshot was given but no followup ever was.
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I fail to see where this has been answered. Screenshot was given but no followup ever was.

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I haven't resovled the issue... still have the problem. It would be nice to have an answer.
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I haven't resovled the issue... still have the problem. It would be nice to have an answer.

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Can you post a specific example of Visual Studio doing that? &nbsp;Are you using T-SQL in a control or connector? &nbsp;Show what you wrote, where you put it and then what VS did to it.
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Can you post a specific example of Visual Studio doing that?  Are you using T-SQL in a control or connector?  Show what you wrote, where you put it and then what VS did to it.

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How do I get Visual studio to stop changing my SQL statements that I right? It will reformat as well as assume that you want a CROSS JOIN and change the query in the SQL view.<br />
Please help.<br />
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Thanks
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How do I get Visual studio to stop changing my SQL statements that I right? It will reformat as well as assume that you want a CROSS JOIN and change the query in the SQL view.
Please help.

Thanks

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