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Chris,The function is runinng with elements not outputted by tippy, I tested with p' in place of div.domTip_tipBody.domTip_noHeader' and it worked as expected.I found a thread on a forum that had a similar question it suggested:and a code snippet that might work using .delegate, my attempt at translating it is:1234567891011 jQuery(document).ready(function($){ $.delegate('p','mouseover', function(e){ jQuery("#yyy a.tippy_link").css("background-color","yellow"); }); $.delegate('p','mouseout', function(e){ jQuery("#yyy a.tippy_link").css("background-color","red"); }); }); But dose not work even with the p' element, so I probably did not get the syntax right.Dose this seem to you fruitful approach? if so can you see a syntax issue with it or is it just garbage and needs to be thrown out? (I know next to nothing about jquey) Thank you for all your comments.

Thanks Erik. With further tetinsg, it appears not to be to do with cut and paste, but simply whether there is anything following the SELECT keyword on the same line. That is, the following won't run:SELECT Count(*)FROMTable1while this runs fine:SELECT Count(*)FROMTable1(though the syntax highlighting is still a bit out on the FROM, with only the F in blue).It might seem odd to not put anything after the SELECT keyword on the same line, but my practice is to put an indented list of select list clauses on separate lines after the SELECT.Anyway, now I know how to get it to work, it is a nice tool. I like the way you measure milleseconds which is missing from SSMS. Not too keen on the column formatting which is out on long column names. Grid would be better but I understand that involves more time and this is a freebee.Thanks you.

Hey, that's a clever way of thinikng about it.

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