SQL syntax highlighting is not working "with"

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Lukasz Przestrzelski
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When I have a string (regular or raw) with SQL code in it, the syntax is highlighted and even SQL Intellisense works.

It works, when the string starts with SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT and maybe a few other words.

But when the string starts with WITH it doesn't work like this anymore. My case concerns SQLite to be precise.

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Tao Sun
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Reproduced the problem as you mentioned in the latest Rider version.

I filed a new issue ticket on YouTrack to investigate the problem further.
RIDER-121177 "with" clause in SQL string could not be recognized (Sqlite)

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Aleksandr Molchanov
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Hi Lukasz,

If you are referring to the recursive With in SQLite, we have not received any reports regarding the highlighting within the recursive expression. We tested some examples taken from https://www.sqlite.org/lang_with.html in 2024.3.2 and couldn't indicate an issue. Please specify your current IDE version and provide an example where you are observing an issue with highlighting.
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Lukasz Przestrzelski
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All it takes is to add empty UPDATE before and voilla.

    internal static List<Category> GetCategories()
    {
        return Connections.GetDataTableMmex("""
            with recursive Categories(CATEGID, CATEGNAME, PARENTID) as
               (select a.CATEGID, a.CATEGNAME, a.PARENTID
                from CATEGORY_V1 a
                where PARENTID = '-1'
                union all
                select c.CATEGID, r.CATEGNAME || ':' || c.CATEGNAME, c.PARENTID
                from CATEGORIES r
                join CATEGORY_V1 c on c.PARENTID = r.CATEGID)
            select c.CATEGID Id, c.CATEGNAME Name
            from CATEGORIES c
            where not exists (select 1 from CATEGORIES c2 where c2.PARENTID = c.CATEGID)
            union
            select 0, ''
            order by Name
            """).ToObjectList<Category>();
    }

I updated to 2024.3.2 yesterday and didn't get any improvement.

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Aron
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The issue link is broken. Found this via search in stead: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RIDER-121304/

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