In SSMS 2008R2, I can open the XML editor a number of ways. One of the easiest is to run a dummy query like this:[code="sql"]select cast('<a />' as xml)[/code]then click on the result, which opens the xml in edit mode. Then, I delete the dummy xml and begin to type[code="xml"]<xs:schema xmlns:xs="[/code]at which point the editor shows a drop down list of URIs to choose from. I choose [code="plain"]http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema[/code]since that is what I want to start with.At this point, the editor accepts my choice and auto-closes the tag. I hit enter and on the next line hit the open angle bracket (that is, "<") on the keyboard. SSMS again shows a drop down list of choices like <xs:element, <xs:annotation, <?, <! and others. Very helpful!Since I also have Sql Server 2014 installed (dev version), I try the same thing there. What happens? No intellisense except for a meager drop down list of just three items. No list of URIs; no list of valid tags (other than <?, <!-- and <!DOCTYPE)all the helpful intellisense from 2008 is gone!Anyone else seen this?anyone have a way to "wake up" intellisense in Sql Server 2014 for XML files?
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