Example 1:
I have a line of SQL which is indented by one tab:
, COALESCE(COALESCE(CAST(c.subscriber_id AS INT8), CAST(smh.subscriber_id AS INT8)), -10000
If I add a bracket at the end (or anywhere) the indentation is gone.
Example 2:
I am copying 3 lines ... first line is not indented, the next one is one tab indented and the 3rd one 2 tabs. When I paste this, my cursor is at the very left side (not indented). The first line is pasted as is, but for the second 2nd and 3rd line one one tab is missing.
Example 1: I have a line of SQL which is indented by one tab: , COALESCE(COALESCE(CAST(c.subscriber_id AS INT8), CAST(smh.subscriber_id AS INT8)), -10000
If I add a bracket at the end (or anywhere) the indentation is gone.
Example 2:
I am copying 3 lines ... first line is not indented, the next one is one tab indented and the 3rd one 2 tabs. When I paste this, my cursor is at the very left side (not indented). The first line is pasted as is, but for the second 2nd and 3rd line one one tab is missing.