Multiple Results Tabs

  • Is there a way of outputting the results on separate tabs, I have a stored procedure that creates a set of results and puts all of the results in the same tab with the split to separate them. I want to alter this procedure so that some of the results are on a different tab so it will be easier to manipulate them. Any help would be appreciated

  • Nope. I don't see an option for that.

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  • Tools | Options | Results | SQL SErver | Results to Grid, there's a checkbox for results in a separate tab.

  • Steve, that still puts all the results in one tab, doesn't separate the result-sets, which is what I think is being looked for here. (Or I could be over-complicating this. Not sure.)

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  • As far as I understood the question, the OP is asking to display the results in two different tabs like Results1,Results2, and so on inspite of in the one and only Results Tab (that is with the Messages tab.)

    For example, If I execute two queries,

    Select * from Tbl1

    Select * from Tbl2

    the results of First Query must be displayed in Tab Result1 and the results of second query must be displayed in Tab Result2.

    I dont think its possible. If it is I would like to know the trick...:)

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  • Ok.. Found the tool to do so. Try SqlAssist. It is possible in it...

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