SSMS Tools Pack 1.5 by Mladen
Do you know the SSMS Tools PACK Add-In, it is an very exciting Add-In (Add-On)for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express.
It contains many interesting features, and I mean many!
So, take a look - and feel free :-)
http://www.ssmstoolspack.com/Main.aspx
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2009-04-02 @ 14:07:38
After being reluctant to install this Add-In I now really love it.
Especially the Connection Colouring and the Create Region thing.
2009-04-02 @ 16:38:59
Hi Frank,
that's right! But you know that the "connection colouring" is a part of ssms 2008?
Take a look at - Connection Server Dialog OPTIONS - CONNECTION PROPERTIES - USE COSTUM COLOR :-)
2009-04-02 @ 20:50:15
Yes, I know. However, apart from that I still have very limited exposure to SQL Server 2008.
This is likely to change when I get my x64 2008 dev box in a couple of weeks. :-)
2009-04-03 @ 21:35:28
x64 2008 dev box? you mean a virtual windows server 2008 with sql server 2008 dev edition;-) ... OH my god, what will your sysadmin think?
2009-04-04 @ 20:34:12
No Sir!
This will be a real physical cluster in the dev environment with another real physical cluster in the test environment. :-)
2009-04-05 @ 00:15:07
physical cluster? a dev box in cluster, in a real cluster? shame!
:-)
2009-04-05 @ 20:27:56
Exactly. :-)