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Emil B

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May 15, 2014 at 5:40 pm

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Bill Talada SSChampion Points: 11954 More actions · Answer 1

Awesome!

I'm using SqlComplete and SqlCodeGuard and QuickMacros but this fills a hole left by those products.

Thank You.

monpara.sanjay SSC Enthusiast Points: 110 More actions · Answer 2

You can use,

ctrl + 6 for : select * from tablename

ctrl + 7 for : select count(*) from tablename

monpara.sanjay SSC Enthusiast Points: 110 More actions · Answer 3

For some queries/utility we can avoid dependency of this type of util procedure by writing query directly.

e.g.

for ctrl + 7 write : select count(*) from

now for any database connected in SSMS we can fire count command by press ctrl + 7 for selected table/view name.

by the way, your util procedure & its usage trick is awesome.

Thanks.

Matt Wright SSC Enthusiast Points: 163 More actions · Answer 4

Here are my assignments if it helps you decide what to do with your open slots:

CRTL+1: sp_who

CRTL+2: sp_lock

CRTL+3: sp_who2

CRTL+4: sp_spaceused

CRTL+5: sp_monitor

CRTL+6: sp_tables

CRTL+7: sp_columns

CRTL+8: sp_stored_procedures

CRTL+9: sp_helptext

CRTL+0: select * from

I am Melvis.

Mike Bourgeois SSC Eights! Points: 869 More actions · Answer 5

We still have quite a few Sql Server login accounts and with frequent copying & restoring, have to deal with orphaned users. I assign this script to Ctrl+0. After restoring a db I start a new query in that db then hit Ctrl+0.

The Select produces the "sp_change_users_login" statements for any orphans. I like to see what is produced & then copy / paste into the query window for executing.

Declare @usrs as Table ([usr] [varchar](50) NULL,[usid] [varbinary](250) NULL);insert @usrs execute sp_change_users_login 'Report';select 'exec sp_change_users_login ''update_one'', ' + '''' + usr + ''',' +'''' + usr + ''';' from @usrs;

Formatted:

DECLARE @usrs AS TABLE (

[usr] [varchar](50) NULL,

[usid] [varbinary](250) NULL

);

INSERT @usrs

EXECUTE sp_change_users_login 'Report';

SELECT 'exec sp_change_users_login ''update_one'', ' + '''' + usr + ''',' + '''' + usr + ''';'

FROM @usrs;

craig.mctavish Grasshopper Points: 11 More actions · Answer 6

Does not work. Your Declare statements are missing the @Object and @AddParam parameters.

Robert Sterbal SSChampion Points: 11053 More actions · Answer 7

this is great utility code. Can I share it on some wikis that I use?

412-977-3526 call/text

Emil B SSCertifiable Points: 5659 More actions · Answer 8

Hi Robert, sure you can, I have updated version of it, not sure why the old one is posted. I'll attach it soon

Emil B SSCertifiable Points: 5659 More actions · Answer 9

craig

thats the whole point you have to make a selection in the text editor

Emil B SSCertifiable Points: 5659 More actions · Answer 10

Latest version here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-5--YXA5WAGTXVHZmh6VHJDWTA/view?usp=sharing

pawel.sowka SSC Eights! Points: 851 More actions · Answer 11

I get an error:

Procedure or function 'Utils' expects parameter '@Object', which was not supplied.

Emil B SSCertifiable Points: 5659 More actions · Answer 12

Make a selection in text editor (ex: highlight a table name and press ctrl+3)

akljfhnlaflkj SSC Guru Points: 76202 More actions · Answer 13

Thanks. I've done similar things with my shortcuts too.