Disappearing SSMS keyboard shortcut!
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Hi,
I'm not sure when this happened - might have been when I upgraded SSMS from 2008r2 to 2014. I've lost some default keyboard shortcuts, specifically upper and lower case. Maybe more, but those are the two I know best! When I go to Edit-->Advanced, there's nothing for "Make uppercase" and "Make lowercase" is Ctl+U. I know it used to work, I used it all the time. I tried resetting shortcuts to default in Options, restarted SSMS, etc....
Also, when I upgraded, I couldn't find an "open file" icon to put on the top bar, so I have to use the keyboard shortcut for that. That's no biggie, but the uppercase is.Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Pat -
You could try Tools/Options/Keyboard/Keyboard and recreating the ones which are missing.
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- Phil Parkin -
Aha! I was looking at keyboard --> Query shortcuts.... It took me a bit of Googling to get the exact correct process, but I got the uppercase working! Now on to lowercase!
Thanks!!!
Pat
- miapjp - Wednesday, April 5, 2017 4:21 PM
You shouldn't have to do all of that. Sometimes, the same wonky thing happens to me. I've never sure of what key combination I happened to hit to make it go wonky. The fix is to go to {Tools}{Options}{Keyboard} and select the {Reset to Default} button. Everything except your customizations will come back.
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