I am having an issue with the SQL Server Management Studio, hiding some text on a Window. I am using SQL Server 2019. Example below when trying to partition a table using the Wizard.
The image below shows is what I can see. There're two checkboxes that I am not able to see, whether the window is maximized or not. I changed to different screen resolutions and still no success.
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When I open SQL Server 2012 Management Studio and start typing a query the intellisense does not work for some time until I wait for the following info banner to appear on the lower right corner of Windows 7 (or later).
Question: How can we disable the display of the following banner so it does not interfere in the appearance of intellisense - or are there any workarounds to resolve the issue?
I have microsoft sql server management studio installed for existing databases and I can connect and write queries without a problem. However I experience problems when right clicking on the table to open the design view. I get the following error, has anyone seen this before?
If I click okay on this error message the right click context menu displays, i.e. displaying options for new table, design view, select top 1000 rows, edit top 20 rows etc.. and then I get the following error message (see image 3).
Any help greatly appreciated.
Error message
Version of SQL
If I click design view in the right click context menu
Thanks,
It means your Management Studio's version is not >= the version of SQL Server.
If you, for example, use Management Studio 2008 R2 to connect to SQL Server 2014, you'll get this message.
You'll need to install the latest version of SSMS.
If both versions show 2008, it's still possible you have a different version, because there is SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 R2.
I just installed Microsoft SQL Server Management 2012 and everything works fine
except I get a very strange font and backcolor issue which I have no idea why it's happening.
I have not modified any of the colors so I am very bewildered by it.
Any one have any idea what is causing this:
Check your background setting in Tools --> Options
I've a problem with SQL Server 2012. I'm running SQL server studio management 2012 and then, after connection to local database I'm trying to add a new query. After click button new query I'm getting wrong window. It's window without upper control panel. What's more main window it's not refreshing. I dunno why. It's refreshing after maximizng window, but not dynamically. I have no idea what's wrong. I've windows 7 64 bit and my version of SQL Studio management is:
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 11.0.3128.0
Microsoft Internet Explorer 9.10.9200.16521
Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0.30319.296
Operating System 6.1.7601
I've noticed LOTS of graphical / UI bugs with the 2012 SSMS. Same version (11.0.3128.0).
Guessing you got this resolved by now, but perhaps you just dragged the query window out of the main SSMS window? I never really use this ability since it treats the "popup" windows as modal and always-on-top, which is annoying.
Frequently, when I resize windows, I get vertical black bars. When I stretch the window, it normally clears it up, but sometimes I have to min/maximize it to get it back to normal. Probably a different bug, but Here's a screenshot
I've installed SQL Express 2008 on a 64-bit Windows 7 machine and have noticed that the Server Management Studio has duplicate toolbars, so that the standard toolbar shows, "File File Edit Edit" etc. The content of the toolbars is duplicated in a similar way. Has anyone else noticed similar issues?
This happened to me recently as well. When I went to add/remove buttons, and for each button, one was enabled and one was disabled.
Once I removed all of the enabled ones, the disabled ones were all that was left, and it went back to normal.
SSMS saves information about toolbar settings in .prf files.
Try to locate them in folder with path, similar to:
C:\Users\LOGINNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Shell
and delete .prf file with latest modification date. This will force SSMS to re-create all buttons/menues.