Double Schema on Join Selection

v6.4.230 Pro
SQL SSMS 2008

Always Fully Qualified...: With Schema name

Select *
From dbo.TableA t1
INNER JOIN dbo.

At this point when you select an option that includes the join columns, you get:

dbo.dbo.TableB t2
ON t1.FieldA = t2.FieldB

Rather than:

dbo.TableB t2
ON t1.FieldA = t2.FieldB

Thank you very much for your post. I will log this bug to our issue tracking system.

I'm having the same issue. Is there a fix pending?

Sorry, the fix for this issue is not yet available, but we will surely take care of this one as soon as possible.

As a workaround, please use column selection provided for joins after INNER JOIN keywords, not after INNER JOIN schema., there is no need to type schema name first.

I don't understand the distinction your making between "INNER JOIN vs. INNER JOIN schema" for the workaround. Is there an ETA for the fix?

After you type JOIN, you get a prompt for table name with ready to use join suggestions by table and columns, if you see the right suggestion at the top, choose it (better choose columns as it will let you avoid addition typing and column selection). If you don't see what you need, just type the table name, or schema name then select the table. Basically avoid pasting in schema name, then getting a separate popup as it will insert schema name.

PS. I hope we will have a fix for this bug released soon.

That's exactly how I work (i.e. by selecting the join that was suggested) and I still get the doubled "dbo".

Same here.

A release containing fixes for the issue is expected during first week of November.

Any update on the pending release?

Could be any day now. Impatiently waiting too :-)

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