fix missing CPU column for case-sensitive SQL instances #113
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When running sp_WhoIsActive on a case-sensitive SQL Server, the CPU column was getting hidden for no reason.
When running who_is_active.sql in a case-sensitive SQL instance, the CPU column was getting hidden for no reason.
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Hi Adam!
I discovered that the CPU column disappears when running sp_WhoIsActive on a case-sensitive SQL instance.
I've attached the 3-character fix for it.
The rest of the changes (if any) are going to be line-endings that GitHub detected as being inconsistent.
On my branch, it changed all line-endings to Windows CR+LF, as that's what I'm using. Your mileage may vary :-)
Pro tip: on the GitHub file diff page, you can click the Cog icon and "Hide whitespace" to verify my changes are only "cpu" to "CPU".
Thanks!