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I’m using Visual Studio 2010 to edit DDL for a MySQL database in a file with a “.sql” extension. The IDE insists on providing red squiggles under perfectly legal MySQL syntax, presumably as it’s not legal SQL Server syntax.
Is it possible to disable syntax highlighting for .SQL files?
Or, better still, is MySQL IntelliSense highlighting available?
Visual Studio 2010
Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> Transact-SQL -> IntelliSenseUncheck “Enable IntelliSense”.
Visual Studio 2012 & 2013
Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> SQL Server Tools -> IntelliSenseUncheck “Underline errors”
Note that you have to close then re-open any .sql files you may have open.