ctrl+E for Execute - how to disable this shorcut?

  • is there anyway to disable the keyboard shortcut ctrl+e in SSMS ?

    it is so close to ctrl+r , ctrl+d etc.. accidentally pressing it when working on a query could be disastrous!

    p.s: Be careful if you type fast, or have long nails 🙂

  • You can reset the keyboard shortcuts in the Tools, Customize window.

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  • are u referring to tools-customize-keyboard aka tools-options-keyboard ?

    i only found 'Reset to default' ctrl+1, ctrl+2 etc.. which are user-customized shortcuts (not inbuilt shortcuts like ctrl+e)

  • Why not just use f5 or alt-x?

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  • i do Not want to use ctrl+e, but might by accident; so want to Disable it

  • I don't believe that you can change the existing shortcuts. I will check around, but I think you are stuck with them. If you look at the list of shortcuts (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms174205%28SQL.90%29.aspx, there are lots of combinations, almost all common keys are used.

  • i made a work-around - mapped ctrl+e as a hotkey in another software.

  • Any more details on how you did that? It's an intersting idea. All my queries of MSFT/MVPs say that you can't change this in SSMS.

  • i have a dictionary software - WordWeb (runs as a background process), which incidentally allows u to manually set a keyboard shortcut to activate it.. set ctrl+e

  • Thanks, that is good info.

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