On 7/22/05, Ryan Sabir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hmm thought of that... but there's one thing that annoys me about Query Analyser. It might just be me, but I can't find any way to save usernames and passwords for databases.. When I want to log in to a new database I always have to enter its username and password in the connect dialog... A bit of a drag when you're managing around 20 SQL Server databases... Is there a way to get QA to save login details?
Bye!
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Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Stored Procedure editor
Query Analyzer!
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Hi all,
Just wondering what most people use to edit and manage their stored procedures in MS SQL Server? At the moment I'm just doing it through Enterprise Manager, but it a really awful interface for writing code in... for one it all happens in a modal dialog box, so you can't click out of it to check the structure of your tables.
Are there any good desktop editors for Stored Procs? Or even a plug in for Homesite?
bye!
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