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I use ZenNotes (wonderful application) writing notes, documentation about projects, and I often saves in my notes database sql queries or script especially using T-SQL (used in SQL Server). The script are placed in code blocks using, for example
SELECT*FROM Table1;
In T-SQL the names of temporary tables start with "#" (example #tmpTable), so every temporary table is recognized as tags and placed in the tags list. In this way the tag list is very long and it's difficult to distinguish the real tags for the temporary tables.
An idea could be to exclude the text inside the code block when the application looks for the tags: is it possible something like this or eventually make this setting configurable?
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I use ZenNotes (wonderful application) writing notes, documentation about projects, and I often saves in my notes database sql queries or script especially using T-SQL (used in SQL Server). The script are placed in code blocks using, for example
In T-SQL the names of temporary tables start with "#" (example
#tmpTable), so every temporary table is recognized as tags and placed in the tags list. In this way the tag list is very long and it's difficult to distinguish the real tags for the temporary tables.An idea could be to exclude the text inside the code block when the application looks for the tags: is it possible something like this or eventually make this setting configurable?
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