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Hi,
Can anyone tell me if SQL Server Management Studio 2005 have anything similar to VS "devenv /resetsettings" cmd??
Because I want back the default alert box that tells you that it has passed the end of the document when doing a "Find" or "Find and Replace". I accidentally check on the checkbox and its gone forever =(
By any chance can i get that alert message back??
Thanks, Jon
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jon (8/20/2008) Hi,
Can anyone tell me if SQL Server Management Studio 2005 have anything similar to VS "devenv /resetsettings" cmd??
Because I want back the default alert box that tells you that it has passed the end of the document when doing a "Find" or "Find and Replace". I accidentally check on the checkbox and its gone forever =(
By any chance can i get that alert message back??
Thanks, Jon
This looks like a bug in SSMS (bug raised to MS). Management Studio is based on Visual Studio, but Visual Studio has a setting to control the alert you mention (Options->Environment->Find and Replace->Display Informational Messages. This option is missing from SSMS  - Andras
Andras Belokosztolszki, MCPD, PhD GoldenGate Software
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Hi Andras,
Thanks for e quick reply =) Shall check MS site for bug patches then ;)
Cheers, Jon
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Hi Andras,
Thanks for raising this issue to MS, and the link :)
Cheers, Jon
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There's a workaround for this issue.
1. Close all the SSMS enviorenments. 2. Open the registry editor and locate the key '\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Shell\Find'. 3. Change the value of 'HitReplaced' to '1'
It may not be the legitimate way but it worked for me..
-------- Manjuke http://www.manjuke.com
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