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Madhivanan's TSQL Blog

Exploring SSMS - Hiding System databases

Feb 27 2012 2:23AM by Madhivanan   

As you know I have started a new series on "Exploring SSMS" by which I will be posting some features that are available in SSMS which will be very helping during the development. In this post we will see how to know to hide system databases from the SQL Server management studio.

In the Tool bar, goto Tools-->Options. Then Under Environment click on Startup. On the right of the windows Check the option labelled as Hide system objects in Object Explorer. If you want to bring them back to object explorer, follow the same procedure and uncheck that option

Note: You have to restart the SSMS to see the changes.

Other posts that come under Exploring SSMS
Enabling Save Changes
Enable/disable intellisense
Connecting to msdn forums or submitting your feedback to connect
Filtering object names
Changing Top N rows values
Copy results with header

Tags: t-sql, sql_server, sqlserver, tsql, SSMS,


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