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When I use SSMS to script a stored procedure, it wraps the script in a sp_executesql statement which bugs me. Is there a way to stop SSMS from doing this and use a straight CREATE PROCEDURE...? EDIT : I meant SSMS not SSIS Turn off the "Include IF NOT EXISTS" option. It's at Tools..Options, then click "Scripting" on the explorer pane of the dialog that pops-up. the "IF NOT EXISTS" option is in the second group from the top (Object Scripting options). Execute SQL Task Editor (General Page) Look at the "QueryIsStoredProcedure" and "BypassPrepare" options 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

We use SQL Server Management Studio 2008 R2. IntelliSense works with SA account perfectly. But it is not working with Windows Authentication user. The user has access master db with db_owner role but it's not sysadmin. How do I fix this issue? You can try solution from these questions1 or questions2 and questions3 . Or please try these steps as below: Enable IntelliSense: For all query windows, please go to Tools >> Options >> Text Editor >> Transact-SQL >> IntelliSense, and select Enable IntelliSense. For each opening query window, please go to Query >> Intellisense Enabled. Enable statement

I have a VARBINARY(MAX) field in a database table which contains ~35k characters. This field is a converted word document which unfortunately no longer have access to. This field is present in my dev database and I'm looking to port this value to a live database. However, if I purely select the contents out of the grid results in SQL I seem only to get ~28k of the available characters. So my question is this, what's the best way to migrate a field which has contents too large to simple copy and paste into and insert script? Any thoughts greatly appreciated. EDIT: As additional info, outputting

A new feature in SQL Server Management Studio 2008 is 'outlining' (the ability to collapse regions). It is awesome. However, by default all regions are expanded. I can't seem to find a way to 'collapse all' (also called 'toggle outline' in Visual Studio). Is anyone aware of a way to do this? I've been tasked with reviewing a 3,000 line stored procedure, and collapsing regions one-by-one is cumbersome. It appears this feature does not exist. It has been recommended to Microsoft. I suggest voting it up; http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=368542 As a work

In our db there is a table that has a little over 80 columns. It has a primary key and Identity insert is turned on. I'm looking for a way to insert into this table every column EXCEPT the primary key column from an identical table in a different DB. Is this possible? You can do this quite easily actually: -- Select everything into temp table Select * Into #tmpBigTable From [YourBigTable] -- Drop the Primary Key Column from the temp table Alter Table #tmpBigTable Drop Column [PrimaryKeyColumn] -- Insert that into your other big table Insert Into [YourOtherBigTable] Select * From #tmpBigTable -

How can I convert a GUID which is 36 characters to a VARCHAR(32)? I'm trying to copy data from one table to another. There are two similar columns from these two tables. Table1.colx is a GUID so it is 36 characters in length in total due to the hyphens The corresponding column is table2.colx but it is a VARCHAR(32) I am looking for a way to convert a GUID to VARCHAR, but I've got to remove the hyphens. So far I have been unsuccessful in my attempts to find a way to do this. I assume this is SQL Server, from the SSMS tag. Convert the GUID to a string, then replace the hyphens with empty strings

I am working with a database hosted at GoDaddy using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (version 10, for SQL Server 2008). I am getting this message: See Object Explorer Details for objects in this folder probably because they have more than 2500 databases there. I can still access everything from the Object Explorer Details, but it's a pain when you have to do it everyday. Does anyone know any way to get the database I am working on to appear in the Object Explorer on the left? It looks like this is a bug in SQL Server Mangement Studio. From Microsoft ... The current limitation of 2500

From a client application I tyipically do: select * from table where Name = :Parameter and then before executing the query I do :Parameter = 'John' These parameters are not a Search&Replace but real parameters passed to the server. Since I need to test some of those queries in detail, how can I write the query in management studio? I want to write the query with parameters and give a value to the parameter. How can this be done? Update: To remove confusion here I add info to better express myseld. when I execute a normal query I see in sql server profiler select * from table where Name = 'John

I realise this is a very similar question to Stop SSMS from scripting SPs using sp_executesql? However, they seem to have changed the behaviour with SSMS 2012. If you have the 'Check for existence' option selected, as in: ... it now generates an IF NOT EXISTS for the proc about to be created, as well as an IF EXISTS for the previous drop proc, if, as I usually do, I select the DROP and CREATE option: This forces it to script the CREATE using sp_executesql. It's pointless, since you don't need the IF NOT EXISTS check on the CREATE, if the DROP has just dropped it. It doesn't seem possible to