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Old 03-01-2008, 11:35 AM
jab
 
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Default Grid vs Text output

In SQL Query Analyzer, there is a Query drop down window that gives you
the option to change the output from grid to text for printing if
needed. My question is, can this be programmed so a stored procedure
will always print in text without having to manually change the window
each time the procedure is run? I could find nothing under the logical
searches in books online.

Thanks JAB
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Old 03-01-2008, 11:35 AM
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Default Re: Grid vs Text output

You can modify the QA to use text or use a grid regardless what you are
running in the QA. You can't set default behavior for each object or
each type of object.


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jab wrote:
> In SQL Query Analyzer, there is a Query drop down window that gives you
> the option to change the output from grid to text for printing if
> needed. My question is, can this be programmed so a stored procedure
> will always print in text without having to manually change the window
> each time the procedure is run? I could find nothing under the logical
> searches in books online.
>
> Thanks JAB


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