In the SQL Results view, you can see the messages, parameters,
results, and profiling data that are related to the database objects that
you work with.
SQL Results view
The SQL Results view displays information about actions that are
related to running SQL statements, stored procedures, and user-defined functions
(UDFs), or creating database objects. For example, when you run a stored procedure
on the database server, the SQL Results view displays messages, parameters,
and the results of any SQL statements that are run by the stored procedure.
The SQL Results view also displays results when you sample the contents of
a selected table.
Limiting SQL Results view result sets
You can set preferences to modify the amount of information that
is displayed in the SQL Results view after a database action completes. This
helps to improve performance when you are working with large databases.
Managing and filtering results in the SQL Results view
You can set filtering options for the SQL Results history
to limit the visible results sets. Filtering is useful if you have
many result sets that have been collected and you want to limit them
or categorize them for easier viewing.
Terminating a database action from the SQL Results view
You can terminate the run of a routine object or SQL statement
from the SQL Results view. Terminating the run of an object or SQL
statement stops further results from being displayed for the corresponding
query. Terminating a result stops it from running and makes it possible
for you to remove it from the history, but it is not removed from
the history automatically.
Saving or printing information from the SQL Results view
You can save or print results or history information from the SQL
Results view. This feature allows you to more easily compare one run to another.
You can save results from one or multiple runs to a project, or you can save
the log file from the history pane for one or all runs to a file on the file
system.