Open bfinnegan7675 opened 3 weeks ago
@bfinnegan7675 Thanks for bringing this up.
This behavior seems unusual, as the Azure Data Studio (ADS) query editor only executes the queries explicitly provided in the editor window (along with some standard SET options based on your query execution settings). Given the way query execution is implemented, it’s not immediately clear how this issue could specifically be caused by ADS.
Could you please provide additional reproduction steps or more detailed information to help us recreate the error? This will allow us to better investigate the problem.
Type: Bug
Several times I've seen my tables in azure data studio updating the identity column from the single digits to over 1000, without any explanation.
I have never seen this in sql server manager. This is very bizarre, this is a newer database that we are just starting to put data into. But all the tables decided to increment the identity seeds simultaneously by 1000.
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