Support converting multiple sp_executesql statements #6
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... and does not improperly overwrite other non-sp_executesql formatted queries. The goal of this PR is to allow a user to work with a whole set of SQL statements in ONE file and, regardless of their origin, convert only the necessary bits. Tested in VSCODE dev environment.
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...but will still fail (due to REGEX) when parameters are on new lines. Not sure how best to tackle that.
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... and does not improperly overwrite other non-sp_executesql formatted queries. The goal of this PR is to allow a user to work with a whole set of SQL statements in ONE file and, regardless of their origin, convert only the necessary bits.
Tested in VSCODE dev environment.