Hi,

new, second version of SQL Treeo productivity add-in was released.

For little reminder, here are main features of this add-in:

• Create custom folders in SSMS’s object explorer using drag&drop. It works for databases, stored procedures, functions, views and tables
• Ctrl+click on object will bring ALTER script
• Perform bulk operations in explorer-style management dialog – I did that because while I was refactoring and re-foldering more objects, drag&drop was not enough

See this full post or this short video to find how it works.

Since last version I worked especially on supporting all version of SSMS, fixing major bugs and on adding few more features. From outside view it seemed I worked with snail speed because first version of my add-in was release 3 month ago. Truth is that I develop this add-in only in my spare time which is very rare and that’s main reason why I am so slow

Here is humble change log:

• SSMS 2005, 2005 Express, 2008, 2008 Express, 2008 R2, 2008 R2 Express and Denali versions are now supported – I didn’t do comprehensive testing of all versions but it “should” work.
• Add-in caused exceptions when used for some unsupported folders (e.g. maintenance plans). It should be ok now.
• Folder names are now case sensitive.
• When Offline databases were present, add-in failed badly. Fixed.
• Ctrl+Click didn’t work for triggers . Fixed.
• Add-in didn’t handle apostrophes in names very well. Fixed.
• “Collapse all folders” feature was added.
• Dragging object from object explorer to opened window didn’t result in pasting text as usual. Fixed.
• Support for non-English SSMS versions added.
• Slight performance improvement. But SQL Treeo add-in is still meant to be either for local databases or for quick networks.

SQL Treeo add-in is here for download.

Tags: Add-In, custom folders, denali, Microsoft SQL Server, productivity, refactoring, SQL, SQL Server, SSMS, table, treeo, view