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ShotCuts in SQL Server
Posted Date: 02 May 2008 Resource Type:
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Category:
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Posted By:
Asha Mathews
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Shortcuts:
2000 – Start->Run-> "isqlw" –To open a query analyzer in 2000
2005 – Start->Run-> "sqlwb" —To open SSMS in 2005 (Not Query analyzer For New Query use Alt+N)
2005 – Start->Run-> "ssmsee" —TO open SSMS in 2005 (Express Edition)
The most commonly used keyboard shortcuts in the SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
Start->Run-> and then SqlWb.exe to launch SQL Server Management Studio
Results in Grid
Ctrl + D
Change database
Ctrl + U
Results in Text
Ctrl + T
Execute Query
Ctrl + E or F5
Show/Hide Object browser
F8 (Auto Hide has to be enabled)
New Query Window
Ctrl + Q
New Query with New Connection
Ctrl + N (Then selecting SQL Server Query template)
Open a .SQL Script file
Ctrl + O
Full Screen
Shift + Alt + Enter
Parse the query
Ctrl + F5
Show/Hide Results Pane
Ctrl + R
Switch between query and results panes
F6
Information about all the objects in the current database
Alt + F1
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