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How do I hide results in SSMS?

by Rhyley Bryan

How do I hide results in SSMS?

Using Shortcut Keys In older versions of SSMS, the simple solution is to use the Ctrl+R shortcut to toggle between showing and hiding the results pane.

What is the shortcut to hide the results pane in SQL Server?

In earlier version of SQL Server Management Studio (2005, 2008 and 2008 R2) you can show/hide results pane using keyboard shortcut Ctrl+R.

How do you clear the results in SQL Server?

To clear query results of a view Right-click in the Results pane, point to Pane, and then click Clear Results. If a query is being executed when you clear the Results pane, the Query and View Designer stops the query.

How can I see my SSMS results?

Display query editor and results in seperate tab in SSMS

  1. Click on the “Options…” in Tools menu.
  2. Then expand “Query Results” in left pane and then select “Results to Grid” option.
  3. Now in the right pane, Click on “Display results in a separate tab” checkbox.
  4. Click OK.

How do I enable Ctrl R in SQL Server 2014?

Here’s another way to get the shortcut working again.

  1. Go to the Tools Menu in SSMS and Select Options.
  2. Select the Keyboard section under the Environments tab.
  3. Search for the text “Window.
  4. Select the “SQL Query Editor” option from the dropdown under “Use new shortcut in” and type CTRL+R in “Press shortcut keys” TextBox.

How do I close an output window in SQL?

SqlEditorToggleResultsPane, which is defaulted to Ctrl+Shift+Alt+R. I changed mine to mimic SSMS (Ctrl+R), but you can change it to anything you like. You can also add a custom shortcut button to a toolbar, if keybindings aren’t your thing. On occasion the default keyboard shortcut Ctrl+R disappears.

How do I get to the results pane?

To open the results pane, open or create a query or view or return a table’s data. If the results pane doesn’t show by default, from the Query Designer menu, point to Pane, and then click Results.

How do you clear a SQL query?

SQL DELETE Statement

  1. DELETE FROM table_name WHERE condition;
  2. Example. DELETE FROM Customers WHERE CustomerName=’Alfreds Futterkiste’;
  3. DELETE FROM table_name;
  4. Example. DELETE FROM Customers;

How do I run a SQL query without displaying results?

  1. open a new query.
  2. in the menu select Query / Query options.
  3. select the Results pane.
  4. check the “discard result after execution”

How do I view a SQL query?

Getting view properties by using the View Designer tool

  1. In Object Explorer, expand the database that contains the view to which you want to view the properties, and then expand the Views folder.
  2. Right-click the view of which you want to view the properties and select Design.

How do you find the results of a query?

You have the option of displaying your query results on the Run SQL window, as opposed to Data Display windows. To do this, go to View > Data Grid (Ctrl+G). Once you have selected this option, a panel will appear at the bottom of the window – your query results will be displayed there.

What if Ctrl R doesn’t work?

Here’s another way to get the shortcut working again. Go to the Tools Menu in SSMS and Select Options. Select the Keyboard section under the Environments tab. Select the “SQL Query Editor” option from the dropdown under “Use new shortcut in” and type CTRL+R in “Press shortcut keys” TextBox.

How to hide or show results in SSMS?

Using Shortcut Keys In older versions of SSMS, the simple solution is to use the Ctrl+Rshortcut to toggle between showing and hiding the results pane. Here is a sample query window in SSMS with just the Editor section. After we execute the code, half of the screen is now taken up by the Results pane.

What’s the keyboard shortcut for SSMS not working?

Ctrl+R (Show/Hide Result) and Ctrl+E (Execute) not working! This entry was posted on May 8, 2014 at 3:30 AM and is filed under SQL Server Management Studio, SSMS . Tagged: Ctrl+E, Ctrl+R, results pane, shortcut, SQL, SQL Server Management Studio, ssms. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

Where to find window.resultspane in SSMS 2016?

Open the Tools menu select Options… That should solve your issue. If not please add a comment to this thread with details about your issue. This is missing in SSMS 2016 as well, assign it manually as shown below. In my case, under Keyboard Settings, I searched for Window.ResultsPane.

Where are the results displayed in SQL Server management studio?

When using SSMS the query window is usually made up of the Editoron the top half and after you execute code, the Resultsare displayed on the bottom half. The problem with this is that if you need to modify the code in the Editor section the display is limited because the results pane takes up the bottom half of the window.