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I edited a table in designer. But when I write a query it does not show columns in the context menu. Can someone help me to understand why?
just press ctrl+shift+r in ssms query window
actually it rakes a while after adding the column and refreshed to ssms but by pressing ctrl+shift+r it will refresh the schema of the table.
SQL Server Management Studio caches data. You must refresh the cache once changes are made after the initial connection. You can use the shortcut CTRL + SHIFT + R to do this or through the context menu:
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How do you unsplit multiple windows and arrange them side by side in a single screen in SQL Developer?
Depends on what you split. If it's two separate files that are now separated into two windows:
Right click on the tab of the window you want to unsplit.
Click "Collapse Document Tab Group" at the bottom of the context menu.
It will place it so that it's in the same screen as the existing content with a tab.
If you split the contents of one window into multiple views:
Right click on the tab of the window you want to unsplit.
Select "Unsplit" near the bottom of the context menu.
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I want to make a installation file in visual studio 2013 with database including.
How to do that ?
When i go to publish tab i see this
My database was stored in project resources .
You have to change the Build action of the database file to "content"
In solution explorer click in your database file
in properties window check the Build action property and change it to content
check the publish window now , you have to see your database file included
See the picture below
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When trying to assign sp_helptext (or any other shortcut) to CTRL+F1 in SQL server 2012, microsoft help viewer keeps popping up. Has anyone else encountered this bug in 2012? Is their a workaround?
Have you checked that Control-F1 is assigned to Query.CustomSP1 in Tools | Options | Environment | Keyboard | Keyboard?
(The Environment | Keyboard | Query Shortcuts dialog just associates the shortcuts with commands, which are separately associated with keys – the former part of options.)
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I want to generate portable script file of a SQL Server database by using backup (.bak) so that we will be able to create database (with all objects and data) without backup file.
I don't want to restore backup file to SQL Server Management Studio to achieve it.
Is it possible?
How can I achieve it?
Follow the normal procedure to restore DB then on the last screen generate script rather than clicking OK:
Then you can use the same script or modify it to do what you are after.
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In my local PC, I have SQL Server 2008.
I forgot my SQL Server User Credentials.
How can I get it back?
Just log-in using window authentication and reset the password.
This may help you:
how to change sql server login password
In the DB called "master", you can view them with:
SELECT * FROM master.sys.syslogins
However passwords are encrypted.