This can be be fixed if you go to the packages folder (Preferences/Browse Packages), the file SQL.tmLanguage contains all the syntax highlighting settings.
Around Ln 387 there is a Key match, and a string that contains (#).*$\n? (or something very similar)
if you remove both the keys and string entries, you can make the # not be a comment
I would recommend creating a back up of the file just in case something goes wrong
This can be be fixed if you go to the packages folder (Preferences/Browse Packages), the file SQL.tmLanguage contains all the syntax highlighting settings.
Around Ln 387 there is a Key match, and a string that contains (#).*$\n? (or something very similar)
if you remove both the keys and string entries, you can make the # not be a comment
I would recommend creating a back up of the file just in case something goes wrong
Hope this helps.