SQL Server Management Studio documentation instructions:

To replace template parameters
On the Query menu
click Specify Values for Template Parameters

When I follow those instructions replacment dialog contains several false
positives.
The following two lines demonstrate examples of false positives:

If ascii(substring(@var, @var2, 1)) < 48 OR ascii(substring(@var3, @var4,
1)) > 57

Set @xmlEvent = @xmlEvent + '<elem1>' + Rtrim(Convert(varchar(30), @var1,
126)) + '</elem>'

The statements abover are complex statements that result in template match,
when it is clearly not a template. I'd like to use template feature for a
file like that, but this type of false matching prevents me from using
templates.

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