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From Bert: Do we currently have the mechanism to save user's favourite SQL queries executed in the Query Analyzer ? Currently, the SQL History captures the history of all SQL that has been executed.
Is it possible to add a new tab in SQL History named "Favorites" and the functionality would be to allow the users to pick queries from SQL History to the Favorite Tab ? Then, users can go to the Favorites tab and use the commonly used SQL in any Query Analyzer window
Another workaround is the File > Options > SQL Editor > Abbreviations.
Here you can create abbreviations for your favorite queries. To recall the query in Query Analyzer, just enter the abbreviation name and hit Ctrl-Space.
Another workaround is the File > Options > SQL Editor > Abbreviations.
Here you can create abbreviations for your favorite queries. To recall the query in Query Analyzer, just enter the abbreviation name and hit Ctrl-Space.
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