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This is a request to add an option that would allow the default handler for new and opened SQL files to be none.
I work with several different flavors of SQL, including SQL Server, and this extension is still useful for working with the others that a deal with on a regular basis. However, I always have to use mssql.chooseLanguageFlavor to turn off the errors when I work with a different flavor of SQL. I have key bindings to speed this up, but I'd like to request an option to have the SQL Language default be None instead of MSSQL.
My current configuration:
MSSQL Extension Version: 1.9.0
VSCode Version: 1.49.0 (user setup)
OS Version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.18362
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I've discovered a setting that does basically the same thing. It may be overkill, especially if you have some SQL files worth checking and some that are not.
"mssql.intelliSense.enableErrorChecking": false
I'll keep the ticket open. The above works in my case but won't work for everyone.
This is a request to add an option that would allow the default handler for new and opened
SQL
files to be none.I work with several different flavors of SQL, including SQL Server, and this extension is still useful for working with the others that a deal with on a regular basis. However, I always have to use
mssql.chooseLanguageFlavor
to turn off the errors when I work with a different flavor of SQL. I have key bindings to speed this up, but I'd like to request an option to have the SQL Language default be None instead of MSSQL.My current configuration:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: