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When writing T-SQL you quite often have to compare one result set with another one by firing off 2 SELECT-statements or more within 1 excution tab.
Since the latest version has the 'improvement' that messages to those results have got moved to a seperate tab you cannot compare amount of rows or any hickups between statements without clicking back and forth. This is not how it used to be and it is very inconvenient. Even SSMS's design is like how it used to be.
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@ERPrun-DM Thank you for your feedback! We modeled this design after how Azure Data Studio and SSMS display their results, so VS Code's old design was the odd one out in this case.
I get it and I haven been working on an old SSMS version, not knowing it could change. However, I wish there was an option within the settings you could choose from where to prompt messages.
When writing T-SQL you quite often have to compare one result set with another one by firing off 2 SELECT-statements or more within 1 excution tab.
Since the latest version has the 'improvement' that messages to those results have got moved to a seperate tab you cannot compare amount of rows or any hickups between statements without clicking back and forth. This is not how it used to be and it is very inconvenient. Even SSMS's design is like how it used to be.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: