Message
From
08/04/2010 11:00:37
To
08/04/2010 10:57:09
Environment versions
SQL Server:
SQL Server 2005
Application:
Desktop
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01459322
Message ID:
01459346
Views:
23
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>>>>I think I misread your original statement. I don't use Query Editor to design my queries, I type them directly in the New Query window.
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>>>That's what I used to do as well, in 2000......Evidently it doesn't work the same in 2005....Maybe they fixed it in 2008... ???
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>>I'm not sure what do you mean. However, you can use SSMS from SQL Server 2008 to work with SQL Server 2005.
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>Sorry.....I meant in sql2000 with query analyzer I typed directly in the new query window and the toolbar was active. In sql2005 I type directly in the new query window and the toolbar never activates......
>
>Anyway...many thanks for your suggestions.
The toolbar I have is this (see attached). Do you mean something else?
>>>
>>>That's what I used to do as well, in 2000......Evidently it doesn't work the same in 2005....Maybe they fixed it in 2008... ???
>>
>>I'm not sure what do you mean. However, you can use SSMS from SQL Server 2008 to work with SQL Server 2005.
>
>Sorry.....I meant in sql2000 with query analyzer I typed directly in the new query window and the toolbar was active. In sql2005 I type directly in the new query window and the toolbar never activates......
>
>Anyway...many thanks for your suggestions.
The toolbar I have is this (see attached). Do you mean something else?