"Run Current Statement" Suggestions
I use Oracle SQL Developer more than SQL Server Management Studio, and constantly find myself attempting to use Ctrl-Enter in SSMS to execute the current statement, instead of the existing shortcut of Ctrl-Shift-E. Since Ctrl-Enter in SSMS currently appears to provide the exact same functionality as does the Enter key alone, could Ctrl-Enter perhaps be an additional (or alternate) shortcut for "Run Current Statement"? I can't think of any reasons why there would be any objection to this, but if there are, perhaps this functionality could be turned on or off via an Option.
If a SELECT statement ends with a semicolon, and the cursor is at the end of the statement (after the semicolon), "Run Current Statement" appears to have no effect. This is not an issue if the semicolon is not present. Can this be fixed?

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alex smith commented
Guys who commented on this, we need to vote to allow the key binding to be 'customizable'.
Remember to vote for : http://devart.uservoice.com/forums/87893-sql-complete/suggestions/5719228-execute-current-statement-key-binding
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Mr Mostard commented
Indeed, both are very annoying problems.
Maybe let us choose keyboard shortcuts in options ? -
Anonymous commented
Is it possible to run "execute current statement" with different hotkey than Ctrl+Shift+E ? E.g. Ctrl+E or F5 ?
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Brian Lee Jackson commented
Yes please fix this!