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I am trying to learn Microsoft SQL server 2014. I have defined some functions and stored procedures, but SQL server intellisence does not show latest ones and underlines them as an error.
Although SQL server shows as an error when I execute it works fine. My question is why SQL server underlines the statement, even though it works.
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Enable statement completion: please go to Tools >> Options >> Text Editor >> Transact-SQL >> General, and check on Auto list members and Parameter information boxes. Refresh IntelliSense local cache: please go to >> Edit >> IntelliSense >>Refresh Local Cache or use the CTRL+Shift+R keyboard shortcut to refresh.
Select the Edit menu, select IntelliSense, then select Refresh Local Cache. Use the CTRL+Shift+R keyboard shortcut. Disconnect your editor window from the instance of the Database Engine and reconnect.
Go to Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> Transact-SQL -> IntelliSense -> Enable IntelliSense, as shown in the snippet below.
Open SSMS, click Tools -> Options -> Expand Text Editor -> Expand Transact-SQL and click on IntelliSense as shown in the snippet below. Under Transact-SQL IntelliSense Settings ensure “Enable IntelliSense” checkbox is enabled.
This happens because the SQL Server IntelliSense Local cache does not get refreshed very often. To avoid this, we can manually refresh the SQL server IntelliSense cache. Using IntelliSense helps you to list members, object names, and parameter information as well as syntax highlighting.
When we create or change an object in SQL Server Management Studio, the IntelliSense often doesn’t know about these changes. This is because we need to refresh the SSMS Intellisense cache.
For more information, see Transact-SQL Syntax Supported by IntelliSense. IntelliSense is only available when the Database Engine Query Editor is connected to an instance of the Database Engine from SQL Server 2008 or later. IntelliSense is not available when the Query Editor is connected to earlier versions of the Database Engine.
Applies to: SQL Server (all supported versions) Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Managed Instance Azure Synapse Analytics Analytics Platform System (PDW) There are certain cases when the IntelliSense options might not work as you expect. The following conditions might affect the behavior of IntelliSense: There is a code error above the cursor.
This will happen any time you create a new table, procedure, function, etc or modify a database object (add/remove columns on a table for example).
You just need to refresh the Intellisense cache to have it look for new objects. ctrl+shift+r should do the trick, or use the menu option Edit > Intellisense > Refresh Local Cache as one of the comments suggested
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