This screen is so useful in development. Is there a way to have all query windows behave like this one? It seems special and is only invoked if you select the “Edit Top 200 Rows” option.
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This screen is so useful in development. Is there a way to have all query windows behave like this one? It seems special and is only invoked if you select the “Edit Top 200 Rows” option.
It’s a REALLY TERRIBLE IDEA™ to edit data in SQL Server this way. It may be easier, but it will leas to issues with consistency and/or invalid/miskeyed data. If you put all your inserts into scripts, you have version control and duplicability of your data. If you ad-hoc key everything, you are likely to lose all your data without being able to remake it as it was.