Rule 38: suppress when query has explicit MAXDOP 2 hint#304
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When the user explicitly sets OPTION (MAXDOP 2) in the query, the DOP cap is intentional and not the SQL Server Standard Edition batch-mode limitation, so the warning would be misleading. Suppress in that case (both the Standard-Edition-confirmed Warning path and the unknown-edition Info path). Mirrors the existing Rule 3 (Serial Plan) handling for MAXDOP 1 hints. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #275 (Standard Edition DOP 2 limitation rule).
When the user explicitly sets
OPTION (MAXDOP 2)in a query, observing DOP=2 + batch mode operators is just the user's hint doing what was asked — not the Standard Edition batch-mode cap. The warning would be misleading in that case, so suppress it.Mirrors the same handling Rule 3 (Serial Plan) uses for explicit
MAXDOP 1hints.Behavior
OPTION (MAXDOP 2)(or any case-insensitive `MAXDOP 2` token) inStatementText: no warning, regardless of edition.Test plan
dotnet test— 77/77 pass (5 pre-existing Rule 38 tests + 2 new)Rule38_StandardEdition_Dop2_BatchMode_MaxDop2QueryHint_NoWarningRule38_NoServerMetadata_Dop2_BatchMode_MaxDop2QueryHint_NoWarningdotnet buildCore + Web — clean