Shortcuts || SSMS

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 Hello, 

Today’s blog is going to be an interesting one. Many of us might be aware about SSMS shortcuts. If not then please go through this blog. In this blog I am going to share which shortcuts I often use and how we can have customized shortcuts.

In SSMS we have many default shortcuts for quick actions and better interaction. I often use below default shortcuts while working on SQL server.

Keys

Action

Alt+F1

Execute SP_HELP

Ctrl+R

Show/Hide query result

Ctrl+M

Include actual execution plan.

Ctrl+L

Display estimated execution plan.

Shift+Alt+S

Include client statistics

Ctrl+K AND Ctrl+C

Comment out selected line

Ctrl+K AND Ctrl+U

Uncomment selected line

 

Apart from this there are many shortcuts which we can use to add more fun. Please find below URL for more shortcuts.

SQLServer Management Studio keyboard shortcuts - SQL Server Management Studio(SSMS) | Microsoft Docs

This is about default shortcuts. Let’s see how we can create own customize query shortcuts.

Navigate to Query Shortcut window as below to configure customized shortcuts for query execution.

Go to Tools-->Environment-->Keyboard-->Query Shortcuts

Here we can see available query shortcuts. We can add SQL statements or Store procedure as a query shortcuts here.

Ex:

I have assigned CTRL+F1 to execute SP_HELPFILE.

So next time when I press Ctrl+F1, I will get data file details of database.


Working with shortcuts add extra fun and impress our colleague too ;) 

Thank you. 

Comments

  1. TradeGKMay 16, 2022 at 10:51 PM

    Hi Deva will you please add version vise ssms shortcuts like we using ssms for ms SQL. If it's possible then great. Thank you for the good info.

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