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Woody Splawn
I have begun to use database projects for performing test and extemporanious
queries. That is, I create a new .dtg file and run a query there for
testing.
Is it possible to hide or block out some code in this window? That is,
suppose I write an update query. I run it and it does it's thing. Then I
want to run a select query to see if what I did actually worked. It would
be nice if I could simply block out the update statement and write the
select statment under it without having to create a new .dtg file. Can this
be done with this tool?
What is the easy way of doing what I want? I suppose I could do it in SQL
Server's enterprise manager but it is convenitent to do it in a database
project without having to leave VS.
queries. That is, I create a new .dtg file and run a query there for
testing.
Is it possible to hide or block out some code in this window? That is,
suppose I write an update query. I run it and it does it's thing. Then I
want to run a select query to see if what I did actually worked. It would
be nice if I could simply block out the update statement and write the
select statment under it without having to create a new .dtg file. Can this
be done with this tool?
What is the easy way of doing what I want? I suppose I could do it in SQL
Server's enterprise manager but it is convenitent to do it in a database
project without having to leave VS.