Number Format in data queries Follow
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Some numbers in my queries get changed from
to
This is pretty annoying since that number is a date encoded as an integer. We use these a lot on my team.
Is there any way to turn this off? I looked through the SQL code style settings and didn't see anything. (BTW, I'm using pycharm but this is a data/datagrip issue right?)
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What is your SQL dialect? Could you please share full query text? Does it happen when you press 'reformat code'?
This happens in both SQL Server and Azure SQL. It seems like it only happens upon initially opening a view or proc -- I think it's breaking large numbers up to make them easier to read, right? Another example below, where the integer 999999 is displayed as 999_999:
This is helpful for regular numbers, but as I pointed out in my OP it's a problem with dates that are encoded as integers so I'd like to be able to turn it off.
'reformat code' has no effect, but if I click on the number it changes to a normal int without any underscores, temporarily, but switches back to using underscores when I close then re-open the view/proc.
please go to File | Settings | Editor | General | Code Folding -> SQL -> and disable 'put underscore in...' option.
That's it, thanks! (I had looked for a setting in the SQL Code Style area)
Thanks a lot. Perfect work. I hate this feature, I'm not able to disable this, but after your help, done...