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  • dba_222@yahoo.com

    Query Analyzer. What settings to see the data output again?

    Dear experts,

    I hate to ask such a seemingly dumb question.
    But I have spent some time trying to solve this already
    to no avail.

    When I was using my query analyzer last, a few months ago, I
    was tuning some strange code. I changed some settings to
    see what was going on.

    Now, when I login, and do a query, I see lots of tuning info. see:
    Latest news coverage, email, free stock quotes, live scores and video are just the beginning. Discover more every day at Yahoo!


    But I don't see any output from the query at all!!!!

    Yes, there is data in the table, as my coworker does get
    a number from the query.

    Is this familiar to anyone?
    Can anyone tell me what the setting is, that I need to change back,
    in order to see the output?

    I'm sure it's either a SET command, or a setting in Query Analyzer.


    Thanks a lot!

  • Johan Sjöström

    #2
    Re: Query Analyzer. What settings to see the data output again?

    CTRL+R brings back the results pane. There's an icon for it as well in
    the toolbar menu, usually on the top right.

    Cheers,
    Johan Sjöström
    MCP, MCAD


    dba_...@yahoo.c om wrote:
    Dear experts,
    >
    I hate to ask such a seemingly dumb question.
    But I have spent some time trying to solve this already
    to no avail.
    >
    When I was using my query analyzer last, a few months ago, I
    was tuning some strange code. I changed some settings to
    see what was going on.
    >
    Now, when I login, and do a query, I see lots of tuning info. see:
    Latest news coverage, email, free stock quotes, live scores and video are just the beginning. Discover more every day at Yahoo!

    >
    But I don't see any output from the query at all!!!!
    >
    Yes, there is data in the table, as my coworker does get
    a number from the query.
    >
    Is this familiar to anyone?
    Can anyone tell me what the setting is, that I need to change back,
    in order to see the output?
    >
    I'm sure it's either a SET command, or a setting in Query Analyzer.


    Thanks a lot!

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    • dba_222@yahoo.com

      #3
      Re: Query Analyzer. What settings to see the data output again?

      Thanks for responding.

      That did something. But it didn't bring the results back.
      It toggled the output I had on the bottom, to just the query.


      I think I figured it out. I toggled
      menu, query, show execution plan

      That gave me the results (of the query), or the execution plan.
      But not both.




      Johan Sjöström wrote:
      CTRL+R brings back the results pane. There's an icon for it as well in
      the toolbar menu, usually on the top right.

      Cheers,
      Johan Sjöström
      MCP, MCAD
      >

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      • Arnie Rowland

        #4
        Re: Query Analyzer. What settings to see the data output again?

        You may want to go to [Tools], [Options]

        Click on [Editor], then select [Tabbed Mode].

        --
        Arnie Rowland, Ph.D.
        Westwood Consulting, Inc

        Most good judgment comes from experience.
        Most experience comes from bad judgment.
        - Anonymous


        <dba_222@yahoo. comwrote in message
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        Thanks for responding.

        That did something. But it didn't bring the results back.
        It toggled the output I had on the bottom, to just the query.


        I think I figured it out. I toggled
        menu, query, show execution plan

        That gave me the results (of the query), or the execution plan.
        But not both.




        Johan Sjöström wrote:
        CTRL+R brings back the results pane. There's an icon for it as well in
        the toolbar menu, usually on the top right.
        >
        Cheers,
        Johan Sjöström
        MCP, MCAD
        >

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