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    Sduval commented  · 

    Check out SSMS Boost, I use it in tandem with SQL complete and the two apps together have really made SSMS so much better

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    Sduval commented  · 

    Check out SSMS Boost, I use it in tandem with SQL complete and the two apps together have really made stock SSMS so much better

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    Sduval commented  · 

    I have query 1 that I write to pull from one table:
    SELECT DNA.a
    ,DNA.b
    ,DNA.c
    ,DNA.d
    ,DNA.e
    ,DNA.f
    FROM dbo.DNA WITH (NOLOCK)

    Now I want to create query two (or just change query 1 to look at a different table with identical structure:
    SELECT DNA.a
    ,DNA.b
    ,DNA.c
    ,DNA.d
    ,DNA.e
    ,DNA.f
    FROM dbo.DNA_HISTORY WITH (NOLOCK)

    I’d love the ability to do this with query two:

    1. Either have the auto alias be able to replicate the full table name:
    a. FROM dbo.DNA DNA WITH (NOLOCK)
    i. So I can then press F2 and change the name to history
    a. FROM dbo.DNA DNA_HISTORY WITH (NOLOCK)
    c. Option 2 would be to just allow for the rename on the table name without an alias.

    Once the rename is complete I can remove the first DNA (from the second query) and leave just dbo.DNA_History now that all the column names have an updated table reference.

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