sp_QuickieStore: Reset the value of @query_text_search before each loop, if escaping and hitting multiple databases #381
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…nd hitting multiple databases This is the smallest change that I could think of that would close erikdarlingdata#380. I have made an effort to be faithful to the original's style, but I must admit that I have not taken the time to become greatly familiar with this procedure. What I have done appears to work, but I have no idea if this is the best way.
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@ReeceGoding no, this looks good. Thanks for the PR! Adding stuff to this proc is tricky because of the single/multiple database options. I'm always grateful when folks use it in different ways and find things I don't. |
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This is the smallest change that I could think of that would close #380. I have made an effort to be faithful to the original's style, but I must admit that I have not taken the time to become greatly familiar with this procedure. What I have done appears to work, but I have no idea if this is the best way.