The SQL Beautify feature is a valuable tool for SQL developers and database administrators, improving code readability, maintainability, and consistency, which ultimately leads to increased productivity and reduced errors in SQL scripts.
The Execution History function is a valuable tool designed to track and log the execution details of functions and stored procedures within a database environment. With its capability to capture essential information about routine executions, it serves as a crucial component for performance monitoring, troubleshooting, and audit trail generation.
The "Quick Open" function is a versatile tool designed to expedite the process of accessing and searching for stored procedures, tables, or functions within a database environment. By providing a fast and intuitive way to locate database objects, it enhances productivity and efficiency for developers and database administrators alike.
The Vertical Tab feature is a user interface enhancement designed to optimize screen space utilization and improve navigation efficiency within software applications. By organizing content vertically along the side or edge of the interface, it offers a convenient alternative to traditional horizontal tab layouts, particularly in scenarios where horizontal space is limited.
The "Go To Implementation" feature is a powerful tool commonly found in integrated development environments (IDEs) and code editors. It enables developers to quickly navigate from a method or interface declaration to its actual implementation within the codebase. By providing seamless access to implementation details, this feature enhances productivity and facilitates code comprehension and exploration.
Aggregates are automatically displayed at the bottom of the SSMS Results Grid. Select a range of values in the Results Grid to calculate aggregates. On the Aggregate Panel, you will see MAX, MIN, AVG, SUM, COUNT, DISTINCT ON for these values. To copy a value from the Aggregate Panel, double-click it or select it with a cursor and press Ctrl+C. Alternatively, double-click the value you want to copy and select the Copy command from the context menu that appears.
