Getting the grid back

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Getting the grid back

May 16, 2014 at 5:21 am

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paul.goldstraw SSCrazy Points: 2626 More actions · Answer 1

Also Ctrl+Shft+D does do something, it refreshes the cache in SQL Prompt, which is funny considering this is a Red-Gate site. Opportunity for a product plug there 🙂

Ed Wagner SSC Guru Points: 287026 More actions · Answer 2

It looks like there's more than one problem with Microsoft's SQL documentation. They do have a bit of it to maintain, but you'd think they would get the docs for one of their flagship products done well.

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happycat59 (5/15/2014)
Yes, the documentation does say CTRL + Shift + D however, as far as I can tell, this does nothing when using SSMS 2012. CTRL + D does change the output to grid - when the query is next executed. Also, if you go to the menu "Query-->Results To" it shows you the keyboard shortcut for "Results to Grid" which is "Ctrl+D"
When I use CTRL + Shift + D on its own in SSMS 2014, nothing happens because SSMS is waiting for the second key of a chord (in the status line at the bottom of the screen you get the message "(Ctrl+Shift+D) was pressed. Waiting for second key of chord...".

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Koen Verbeeck (5/16/2014)
Am I the only one who thought the question was worded a bit strange?
However you would not like to get the results back in a grid
Anyway, as stated above, the "correct" answer is clearly incorrect.

+1 -- yep, a little odd...

Daryn Veer Ten Centuries Points: 1063 More actions · Answer 4

I get it. Ctrl+Shift+D would not get the results back in a grid, however, Ctrl+D will.

Testing, experience, or a quick look at the menus in SSMS (Query > Results To > Results to Grid Ctrl+D) will all trump the documentation.

Fix the doc and give us back our point.

batgirl SSCarpal Tunnel Points: 4979 More actions · Answer 5

As is often the case, I am now thoroughly confused.

I am pretty sure that I need a vacation, or at least a long weekend.

I assumed that "NOT" was typo and was meant to be "NOW". In that case, Control + D was the correct answer for SQL 2012.

OCTom SSChampion Points: 11785 More actions · Answer 6

raulggonzalez (5/16/2014)
If you have results to text and you WOULD NOT want them back to grid, the best answer is DO NOTHING... and it will stay as is.
Definitely, that negative did not help, and I agree with others as BOL is wrong... tool tip text over the button itself stays Ctrl+D.

Yes. Do nothing would be the correct answer to not get the results back to a grid.

Richard Warr SSCertifiable Points: 6967 More actions · Answer 7

paul.goldstraw (5/16/2014)
Koen Verbeeck (5/16/2014)
Richard Warr (5/16/2014)
Easy one, thanks.
You have the only working copy of SQL Server 2012 where CTRL+SHIFT+D actually does something?
Maybe he's running SQL Server 2012 QOTD Edition? 😉

No, I'd noticed that the thread didn't have any "Easy one" posts so thought I'd better put one in 🙂

tabinsc SSCommitted Points: 1812 More actions · Answer 8

paul.goldstraw (5/16/2014)
Also Ctrl+Shft+D does do something, it refreshes the cache in SQL Prompt, which is funny considering this is a Red-Gate site. Opportunity for a product plug there 🙂

Agreed.

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paul.goldstraw SSCrazy Points: 2626 More actions · Answer 9

Richard Warr (5/16/2014)
paul.goldstraw (5/16/2014)
Koen Verbeeck (5/16/2014)
Richard Warr (5/16/2014)
Easy one, thanks.
You have the only working copy of SQL Server 2012 where CTRL+SHIFT+D actually does something?
Maybe he's running SQL Server 2012 QOTD Edition? 😉
No, I'd noticed that the thread didn't have any "Easy one" posts so thought I'd better put one in 🙂

Well played sir 🙂

Dana Medley SSCertifiable Points: 6764 More actions · Answer 10

Thanks Steve, this was not not a great question! 😀

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B's-Data SSChasing Mays Points: 607 More actions · Answer 11

I tried this several times and even for the question the other day that referred to this, no go.. this does not work. I get the error that this is not a key combination.... perhaps the author has configured a custom set of keystrokes.

paul.goldstraw SSCrazy Points: 2626 More actions · Answer 12

bgdjwoods (5/16/2014)
I tried this several times and even for the question the other day that referred to this, no go.. this does not work. I get the error that this is not a key combination.... perhaps the author has configured a custom set of keystrokes.

I had a similar problem with 2012 where using CTRL+R didn't toggle the results window. I followed the advice on this page. Perhaps you're affected in the same way?

B's-Data SSChasing Mays Points: 607 More actions · Answer 13

Pretty cool.. that did work.. now the question of the day, how did it get into a state that required reset... regardless... thanks for the head's up.

Thomas Abraham SSChampion Points: 10761 More actions · Answer 14

Got it write by ignoring what I knew to be right and going with the wrong documentation. :hehe:

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