When I think about it. Normally I will simply click on the new query button and the file open which creates the problem...



>Do you use "New - Query with Current Connection"? I usually just use cut and paste any more to get around the problem.
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>>I use windows authentication for connecting to SQL Server and I am still prompted with the connection dialog even if I am already connected to the correct database server inside SQL Management Studio 2005.
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>>>>Hi gang,
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>>>>This has probably been asked and answered before, but I did a quick search here and didn't find anything.
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>>>>The big thing that I really hate about the new SQL 2005 Management Studio is this: I have a lot of .sql files saved to my hard drive ... such as scripts for StoredProcs, for generating test data, etc. In the old SQL 2000 Query Analyzer, I could open a New Query window, then choose the file to open from the File | Open menu, and it would open the file directly into the New Query window.
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>>>>But now, in Management Studio, every time I try to open a file, a connection dialog comes up. This is most annoying. Is there a setting somewhere that I need to tweak?
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>>>>TIA,
>>>>~~Bonnie
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>>>I think you may be stuck with it unless you're using Windows Authentication. Hope you find out otherwise, I have a thorough dislike for it, too.