Enhancing Execute-Current-Statement with Execute-Current-Selection
I love SQL Complete's execute-current-statement functionality. I think it would greatly enhanced if it would automatically execute highlighted code. This could be a simple check: normally just execute-current-statement if no code is highlighted, but do a default SSMS execute (normally F5) if code has been highlighted.
I know I could always hit F5 but I think having both under the same keyboard shortcut would be very helpful. I never realized how useful it was until I began switching back to SSMS from Toad.
KJ
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AdminDevart
(_, Devart)
commented
Hi,
Thanks for your patience!
Just want to inform you that Execute Current Statement is already implemented.
So we would like to suggest updating to the latest version and check there.
Best,
Devart Support Team
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Anonymous
commented
PL SQL has this. The default is to execute the statement the cursor is on. You can change that through a checkbox like KJ suggested.
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alex smith
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@LK => Remember to vote for : http://devart.uservoice.com/forums/87893-sql-complete/suggestions/5719228-execute-current-statement-key-binding
if you want the keybinding to change.
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LK
commented
Totally agree with KJ. This is the feature I miss most about TOAD for SQL Server
Crl+Shift+E is a bit cumbersome (I'm vey lazy;)
Or as an alternate would it be possible to assign to another F key