My question is not quite a programming question, more along the line of how to use the software. Well, I have a file that contains all of my stored procedures for a webpage (approximately 100 stored procedures). When I open the the file I minimize the stored procedures so the file is easier to sift through. I was wondering if there was any way to minimize all of the stored procedures all at once.
I know that in Visual Studio you can highlight all of the code the press CNTRL+M+M and it will minimize all of the functions. Anything similar to this in SQL Server 2012?
Thanks.
From the menu:
Edit
-> Outlining
-> Toggle All Outlining
To create your own keyboard shortcut, again from the menu Tools
-> Options
-> Environment
-> Keyboard
, select the command Edit.ToggleAllOutlining
and create a new shortcut of your choice in Global
or SQL Query editor
.
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