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varchar(10) --> varchar(50) AAAGGGHHHH!!! - 05-23-2008 , 01:43 PM

Does anyone know if there are any outstanding requests on the Connect site
asking that the table designer in SSMS please stop automatically changing
varchar(10) into varchar(50) the first time you enter it? Am I the only one
this drives up a wall?

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Re: varchar(10) --> varchar(50) AAAGGGHHHH!!! - 05-23-2008 , 01:52 PM

"Jeff Johnson" <i.get (AT) enough (DOT) spam> wrote

Quote:

Does anyone know if there are any outstanding requests on the Connect site
asking that the table designer in SSMS please stop automatically changing
varchar(10) into varchar(50) the first time you enter it? Am I the only
one this drives up a wall?

Argh, search first, then post.
http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServ...dbackID=127135

Didn't SP2 come out after this? You'd think something like this would have
been easy to fix.

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Re: varchar(10) --> varchar(50) AAAGGGHHHH!!! - 05-23-2008 , 01:52 PM

"Jeff Johnson" <i.get (AT) enough (DOT) spam> wrote

Quote:

Does anyone know if there are any outstanding requests on the Connect site
asking that the table designer in SSMS please stop automatically changing
varchar(10) into varchar(50) the first time you enter it? Am I the only
one this drives up a wall?

Argh, search first, then post.
http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServ...dbackID=127135

Didn't SP2 come out after this? You'd think something like this would have
been easy to fix.

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Re: varchar(10) --> varchar(50) AAAGGGHHHH!!! - 05-23-2008 , 01:52 PM

"Jeff Johnson" <i.get (AT) enough (DOT) spam> wrote

Quote:

Does anyone know if there are any outstanding requests on the Connect site
asking that the table designer in SSMS please stop automatically changing
varchar(10) into varchar(50) the first time you enter it? Am I the only
one this drives up a wall?

Argh, search first, then post.
http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServ...dbackID=127135

Didn't SP2 come out after this? You'd think something like this would have
been easy to fix.

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Re: varchar(10) --> varchar(50) AAAGGGHHHH!!! - 05-23-2008 , 01:52 PM

"Jeff Johnson" <i.get (AT) enough (DOT) spam> wrote

Quote:

Does anyone know if there are any outstanding requests on the Connect site
asking that the table designer in SSMS please stop automatically changing
varchar(10) into varchar(50) the first time you enter it? Am I the only
one this drives up a wall?

Argh, search first, then post.
http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServ...dbackID=127135

Didn't SP2 come out after this? You'd think something like this would have
been easy to fix.

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Re: varchar(10) --> varchar(50) AAAGGGHHHH!!! - 05-23-2008 , 01:52 PM

"Jeff Johnson" <i.get (AT) enough (DOT) spam> wrote

Quote:

Does anyone know if there are any outstanding requests on the Connect site
asking that the table designer in SSMS please stop automatically changing
varchar(10) into varchar(50) the first time you enter it? Am I the only
one this drives up a wall?

Argh, search first, then post.
http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServ...dbackID=127135

Didn't SP2 come out after this? You'd think something like this would have
been easy to fix.

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Jeff Johnson

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Re: varchar(10) --> varchar(50) AAAGGGHHHH!!! - 05-23-2008 , 01:52 PM

"Jeff Johnson" <i.get (AT) enough (DOT) spam> wrote

Quote:

Does anyone know if there are any outstanding requests on the Connect site
asking that the table designer in SSMS please stop automatically changing
varchar(10) into varchar(50) the first time you enter it? Am I the only
one this drives up a wall?

Argh, search first, then post.
http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServ...dbackID=127135

Didn't SP2 come out after this? You'd think something like this would have
been easy to fix.

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Jeff Johnson

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Re: varchar(10) --> varchar(50) AAAGGGHHHH!!! - 05-23-2008 , 01:52 PM

"Jeff Johnson" <i.get (AT) enough (DOT) spam> wrote

Quote:

Does anyone know if there are any outstanding requests on the Connect site
asking that the table designer in SSMS please stop automatically changing
varchar(10) into varchar(50) the first time you enter it? Am I the only
one this drives up a wall?

Argh, search first, then post.
http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServ...dbackID=127135

Didn't SP2 come out after this? You'd think something like this would have
been easy to fix.

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Jeff Johnson

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Re: varchar(10) --> varchar(50) AAAGGGHHHH!!! - 05-23-2008 , 01:52 PM

"Jeff Johnson" <i.get (AT) enough (DOT) spam> wrote

Quote:

Does anyone know if there are any outstanding requests on the Connect site
asking that the table designer in SSMS please stop automatically changing
varchar(10) into varchar(50) the first time you enter it? Am I the only
one this drives up a wall?

Argh, search first, then post.
http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServ...dbackID=127135

Didn't SP2 come out after this? You'd think something like this would have
been easy to fix.

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Jeff Johnson

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Re: varchar(10) --> varchar(50) AAAGGGHHHH!!! - 05-23-2008 , 01:52 PM

"Jeff Johnson" <i.get (AT) enough (DOT) spam> wrote

Quote:

Does anyone know if there are any outstanding requests on the Connect site
asking that the table designer in SSMS please stop automatically changing
varchar(10) into varchar(50) the first time you enter it? Am I the only
one this drives up a wall?

Argh, search first, then post.
http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServ...dbackID=127135

Didn't SP2 come out after this? You'd think something like this would have
been easy to fix.

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