EXEC formatting

I was playing around with formatting EXEC statements but couldn't get it to look like I'd like.

I'd like the statement to be formatted as follows:

EXEC ProcedureName
@Param1 = 1,
@Param2 = 2,
...

Is there a way to do this?

Thanks, Eric

Set formatting rule for EXEC to the following

	Code:
	EXEC ..., ...

That gives me

EXEC
ProcedureName @Param1 = 1,
@Param2 = 2

I'd really like the procedure name on the same line as the exec statement, and parameters indented below, 1 per line.
i.e.

EXEC ProcedureName
@Param1 = 1,
@Param2 = 2

Thanks,
Eric

I'm unable to reproduce your case. May be you customized some other style-level formatting rules that conflict with what you want for this specific statement-level rule. Please start with the default configuration and modify just the EXEC rule.

I just installed the program, modified the exec statement with the code posted in the previous post and that was the result.

If I start w/
EXEC ProcedureName @Param1 = 1, @Param2 = 2
I get the result above

if I start w/
EXEC ProcedureName
@Param1 = 1, @Param2 = 2

I get:
EXEC
ProcedureName,
@Param1 = 1,
@Param2 = 2

I'm pretty sure I responded to this yesterday. Not sure what has happened, but my response is not here.

Anyway, here is what I get using your examples and the default setup
(the appearance may slightly differ when this code is displayed on the web page)

	Code:
	/************************************************************ * Code formatted by SoftTree SQL Assistant © v4.6.12 * Time: 5/9/2009 12:40:14 PM ************************************************************/ EXEC ProcedureName @Param1 = 1, @Param2 = 2 EXEC ProcedureName @Param1 = 1, @Param2 = 2

customized EXEC pattern

	Code:
	/************************************************************ * Code formatted by SoftTree SQL Assistant © v4.6.12 * Time: 5/9/2009 12:38:32 PM ************************************************************/ EXEC ProcedureName @Param1 = 1, @Param2 = 2 EXEC ProcedureName @Param1 = 1, @Param2 = 2

It seems to me that the default formatting does what you need, if you start with
EXEC ProcedureName
@Param1 = 1, @Param2 = 2

So far I couldn't find any other way to handle that.