How do I close SQL Server output subwindow which appears when I run a T-SQL script from inside Visual Studio 2010? It neither has nay kind of control buttons like [x] or[-=] visible, nor any other obvious means of closing.
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How do I close SQL Server output subwindow which appears when I run a T-SQL script from inside Visual Studio 2010? It neither has nay kind of control buttons like [x] or[-=] visible, nor any other obvious means of closing.
You can change the keybinding to be whatever you like.
Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard
Find Data.SqlEditorToggleResultsPane, which is defaulted to Ctrl+Shift+Alt+R. I changed mine to mimic SSMS (Ctrl+R), but you can change it to anything you like.
You can also add a custom shortcut button to a toolbar, if keybindings aren’t your thing.