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    William Buchanan shared this idea  · 
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    You could use the snippets functionality of dbForge SQL Complete.

    The snippet can be as follows:
    SELECT TOP $count$ *
    FROM $schema$.$table_name$

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    William Buchanan commented  · 

    Not sure I understand the response... Let's say I have the following query open in my sql editor:

    SELECT
    *
    FROM
    Process.Task t
    INNER JOIN syscore.SystemFunction sf ON t.SystemFunctionId = sf.ID
    LEFT JOIN SysCore.Person p ON t.PersonId = p.Id
    WHERE
    t.RecordStatusId='CURR'

    As i'm writing the query I want to see a sample of the data in 'SysCore.Person' so that I can see what columns and data is in there. My suggestion is that I can right click on 'SysCore.Person' and choose an option to show me this sample data. At the moment I need to open a new query editor and type in select top 100 * from SysCore.Person

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