Hi there, is it a good idea to keep the formatting of the SELECT statement in the MSSQL reader? For example, once I created the adjusted query, like this one:
After pressing the OK button and reopening the query field, it looks totally scrambled up like this:
An sich this would be acceptable for simple queries like the one above, but if one uses complex queries that are under construction and therefore change quite often, this becomes VERY annoying. Using SQLCreator I loose the processing order of SQL statements, so not really an alternative. And of course one could use a textfile reader and have the contents fired by an SQLExecuter, but hey, what for do we have the MSSQL reader then?