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SWQL easily reformatting query

Clinton.Neill

You all probably know this already, but you can turn this

into this with the replace command using an extended search type

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stuartd

Nice... this eases a frustration of mine and I should have thought to use Notepad++.

Diolch.

KMSigma.SWI

Notepad++ has a handy plugin called "Poor Man's SQL Formatter" that I use for this work. Very configurable, and I mapped it to a keyboard shortcut.

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