Bug in ODT 11720 - "view" design page has serious usability issues

Question

Open Vs2008
Open Server Explorer
Expand a database
Right click Views
Add new view
In the query edit text box type:
select
from
DUEL(the exercise is to make the query longer than the box
Position the cursor before the E in DUEL
Press DELETE to remove teh E
Note that the text box has zoomed its scroll to the top (though the caret is offscreen, still where it was)
Now point to the text box.
A HUGE tooltip appears.
Hold down any key, to start letters typing into the box.
Note how the tooltip updates - very nice, except it obscures the textbox being updated
While still holding down the key, move the mouse around.. It drags that huge tooltip with it in a very stylish fashion
*Tooltips are for one-line help texts. They are not for rendering a 500 line query in!
The textbox does not scroll horizontally
The textbox does not syntax highlight
The textbox does not have a fixed width font
The textbox is not resizable
I'd advocate tossing this screen in the trash and make view creation work more like the New Stored Procedure or New Trigger ways; where it asks you a bunch of things to start and then dumps you into a proper, syntax highlighted, scrollable editor window with nice things like Copy/Paste, Find/replace, Multi line tab indenting..

Answer 1

I think the arrow keys could be used for navigating the grid, and Alt-Down Arrow and Alt-Up Arrow could be used for viewing the drop-down list.
How about instead of allowing someone to type in the value, have them select from a list? The index columns can only be columns on the table, and if a column is already chosen for the index, remove it from the list.
I think the behavior of Microsoft's Table Designer is similiar.
What do you think?