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having a "find all references" feature is a god send. can't tell you how many time i've scripted the database to a new query window and did a manual search just
by rip747 13y ago
having a "find all references" feature is a god send. can't tell you how many time i've scripted the database to a new query window and did a manual search just to find out all the place a stored procedure is being used.
- latishsehgal 13y agoAwesome! Thanks for letting me know. I would have thought "Find References" and "Quick Info" would be the most underused features and maybe I should take them out.
- JohnBooty 13y ago"Find References" is definitely the feature that made me say "YES!" when I watched the demo!
- latishsehgal 13y agoThis is a revelation for me. I'll definitely leave it in there now.
- JohnBooty 13y agoIt's a convenient way to answer the common question of, "if I change ____, what else will break?" It's of course possible to do this by looking through systables/information_schema/etc (I'm sure this is how you're doing it) but I always forget how. :)
- NDizzle 13y agoI'll second the need for find references.
- rip747 13y agobtw, what will the price be once its out of beta?
- latishsehgal 13y agoI haven't finalized the pricing yet.
- spilk 13y agoRedGate also has a free SQL Search plugin for SSMS that can simplify this. http://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-development/sql-search/ http://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-development/sql-search/
- groundshop 13y agoRedGate has a ton of amazing tools. RedGate SQL Prompt hugely improves query composition.