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Do you know any way to force intellisence in Azure Data Studio to find tables in custom schemas? enter image description here

As you can see I have tables:

  • dbo.TableC
  • schemaA.TableB

When typing a query, only TableC is found by intellisence. I know that full SQL Server Management Studio does not do this by default as well but there are some extensions that do this (e.q. SqlComplete). Is there anything for Azure Data Studio with similar functionalities?

Update:

I created an issue on Azure Data Studio github. It's here: https://github.com/microsoft/azuredatastudio/issues/18514

GrzegorzM
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You may need to refresh the IntelliSense cache. Previously in SSMS, this was easily achievable via the shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+R but it seems that's no longer the case in Azure Data Studio.

Rather, in Azure Data Studio, you need to open the Command Palette, type in intellisense, and then you should be able to click on Refresh IntelliSense Cache as per this answer by AMtwo on a similar question:

To do this in ADS, press CTRL+SHIFT+P to bring up the Command Palette, and type intellisense. The drop down list will filter so you can select Refresh IntelliSense Cache from the listed options.

Perhaps there's a way to create a dedicated shortcut to this specific command too.

J.D.
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