We run a job on an unattended access computer that will take several days to complete.
To check its progress we have a SQL script, and a SQL Server Management Studio session open with that script showing in a query.
This is working fine, until you disconnect and reconnect to the Unattended session later. You connect to the session, it tells you it has a Saved password for account so-and-so, you let it automatically enter the account and go into the session.
And before your very eyes it appears to hit the "backspace" button - I think - three times, deleting the last 3 characters of the script at the point where the cursor happens to be.
To be sure, you can hit Ctrl+Z - these are all Windows sessions - to "undo" those 3 deletions but why does it do that, and is there anyway to prevent it doing it? Because it's a minor but very annoying issue.
