Where do you go to request new features in SSMS?
I'd like to ask Microsoft:
To color code the pages in SSMS based on the server they are connected to
Make it go ding when the query results are returned.
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I'd like to ask Microsoft:
To color code the pages in SSMS based on the server they are connected to
Make it go ding when the query results are returned.
Question: How do you ask for those features?
ssms
asked Jan 15 at 15:02
JamesJames
1,081729
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I'd like to ask Microsoft:
To color code the pages in SSMS based on the server they are connected to
Make it go ding when the query results are returned.
Question: How do you ask for those features?
ssms
asked Jan 15 at 15:02
JamesJames
1,081729
I'd like to ask Microsoft:
To color code the pages in SSMS based on the server they are connected to
Make it go ding when the query results are returned.
Question: How do you ask for those features?
ssms
ssms
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You should put your feature request on feedback.azure.com.
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/908035-sql-server?query=ssms
Also you can tweet to @sqltoolsguy - Ken Van Hyning on Twitter.
answered Jan 15 at 15:06
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- To color code the pages in SSMS based on the server they are connected to
In the registered servers pane, right-click on server, go to properties, then the connection properties tab. Select "custom color".
This is also visible in the connection dialog. Click options -> Connection Properties tab -> Use custom color (at the lower left).
- Make it go ding when the query results are returned.
Tools | Options... | Query Results | Play the Windows default beep when a query batch completes.
The latest version of SQL Server Management Studio is available at Download SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
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You should put your feature request on feedback.azure.com.
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/908035-sql-server?query=ssms
Also you can tweet to @sqltoolsguy - Ken Van Hyning on Twitter.
answered Jan 15 at 15:06
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You should put your feature request on feedback.azure.com.
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/908035-sql-server?query=ssms
Also you can tweet to @sqltoolsguy - Ken Van Hyning on Twitter.
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You should put your feature request on feedback.azure.com.
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/908035-sql-server?query=ssms
Also you can tweet to @sqltoolsguy - Ken Van Hyning on Twitter.
answered Jan 15 at 15:06
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You should put your feature request on feedback.azure.com.
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/908035-sql-server?query=ssms
Also you can tweet to @sqltoolsguy - Ken Van Hyning on Twitter.
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- To color code the pages in SSMS based on the server they are connected to
In the registered servers pane, right-click on server, go to properties, then the connection properties tab. Select "custom color".
This is also visible in the connection dialog. Click options -> Connection Properties tab -> Use custom color (at the lower left).
- Make it go ding when the query results are returned.
Tools | Options... | Query Results | Play the Windows default beep when a query batch completes.
The latest version of SQL Server Management Studio is available at Download SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
answered Jan 15 at 17:20
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- To color code the pages in SSMS based on the server they are connected to
In the registered servers pane, right-click on server, go to properties, then the connection properties tab. Select "custom color".
This is also visible in the connection dialog. Click options -> Connection Properties tab -> Use custom color (at the lower left).
- Make it go ding when the query results are returned.
Tools | Options... | Query Results | Play the Windows default beep when a query batch completes.
The latest version of SQL Server Management Studio is available at Download SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
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- To color code the pages in SSMS based on the server they are connected to
In the registered servers pane, right-click on server, go to properties, then the connection properties tab. Select "custom color".
This is also visible in the connection dialog. Click options -> Connection Properties tab -> Use custom color (at the lower left).
- Make it go ding when the query results are returned.
Tools | Options... | Query Results | Play the Windows default beep when a query batch completes.
The latest version of SQL Server Management Studio is available at Download SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
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- To color code the pages in SSMS based on the server they are connected to
In the registered servers pane, right-click on server, go to properties, then the connection properties tab. Select "custom color".
This is also visible in the connection dialog. Click options -> Connection Properties tab -> Use custom color (at the lower left).
- Make it go ding when the query results are returned.
Tools | Options... | Query Results | Play the Windows default beep when a query batch completes.
The latest version of SQL Server Management Studio is available at Download SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
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