Auto SQL Server 2012 Query formatting

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Can some one tell me please how to hide the auto formatting in SQL server Query Editor
i.e; if i am writing

select ID from Table

then in spaces its putting
. by default and shows like select.ID..from.Table

Posted 19-Dec-12 21:54pm

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jschell · Answer 1 · 2012-12-24T13:25:00

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If you are referring to the Management Studio then it should be the following and select items under it...

Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Fonts and Colors
-> Text Editor -> (select item) Display items: -> Visible White Space

Hitting the "Use Defaults" button should revert everything.

Posted 24-Dec-12 13:25pm

jschell

Updated 24-Dec-12 18:48pm

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εїзεїзεїз 27-Dec-12 7:50am

Thanks for the post , i wish i could post the image. Its the default Management Studio formatting , i did not do any formatting. its the dotin green and arrows which are coming in spaces which i want to hide.

jschell 27-Dec-12 14:46pm

Then you should be able to use the above to explicitly hide them (so set it rather that using 'Use Defaults')