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    • Dennis FloryD
      Dennis Flory
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      I’ve come across a bug in the SQL Language, at least for Oracle coders. The character sequence /* is always the beginning of a comment, regardless of what comes after (unless it’s embedded in a comment). I had some code with the character sequence /** and Notepad++ did NOT recognized it the beginning of a comment.

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      • PeterJonesP
        PeterJones @Dennis Flory
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        @dennis-flory ,

        Sorry, I cannot reproduce:
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        • Alan KilbornA
          Alan Kilborn @Dennis Flory
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          @dennis-flory

          Suggest you show an example as what Peter tried was contrived because you didn’t, and may not illustrate the problem you are seeing. Please include copyable text as well as a screenshot of the bogus lexing you see in your next posting.

          Also, providing your debug info wouldn’t hurt either. For full details see HERE but the gist of it is go to the ? menu and choose Debug Info... and click the blue link for Copy debug info into clipboard.

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