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Query Analyzer. What settings to see the data output again?

Dear experts,

I hate to ask such a seemingly dumb question.
But I have spent some time trying to solve this already
to no avail.

When I was using my query analyzer last, a few months ago, I
was tuning some strange code. I changed some settings to
see what was going on.

Now, when I login, and do a query, I see lots of tuning info. see:
http://www.geocities.com/dba_222/querya.jpg

But I don't see any output from the query at all!!!!

Yes, there is data in the table, as my coworker does get
a number from the query.

Is this familiar to anyone?
Can anyone tell me what the setting is, that I need to change back,
in order to see the output?

I'm sure it's either a SET command, or a setting in Query Analyzer.
Thanks a lot!

Aug 8 '06 #1
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CTRL+R brings back the results pane. There's an icon for it as well in
the toolbar menu, usually on the top right.

Cheers,
Johan Sjöström
MCP, MCAD
dba_...@yahoo.com wrote:
Dear experts,

I hate to ask such a seemingly dumb question.
But I have spent some time trying to solve this already
to no avail.

When I was using my query analyzer last, a few months ago, I
was tuning some strange code. I changed some settings to
see what was going on.

Now, when I login, and do a query, I see lots of tuning info. see:
http://www.geocities.com/dba_222/querya.jpg

But I don't see any output from the query at all!!!!

Yes, there is data in the table, as my coworker does get
a number from the query.

Is this familiar to anyone?
Can anyone tell me what the setting is, that I need to change back,
in order to see the output?

I'm sure it's either a SET command, or a setting in Query Analyzer.
Thanks a lot!
Aug 8 '06 #2
Thanks for responding.

That did something. But it didn't bring the results back.
It toggled the output I had on the bottom, to just the query.
I think I figured it out. I toggled
menu, query, show execution plan

That gave me the results (of the query), or the execution plan.
But not both.


Johan Sjöström wrote:
CTRL+R brings back the results pane. There's an icon for it as well in
the toolbar menu, usually on the top right.

Cheers,
Johan Sjöström
MCP, MCAD
Aug 8 '06 #3
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Click on [Editor], then select [Tabbed Mode].

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Thanks for responding.

That did something. But it didn't bring the results back.
It toggled the output I had on the bottom, to just the query.
I think I figured it out. I toggled
menu, query, show execution plan

That gave me the results (of the query), or the execution plan.
But not both.


Johan Sjöström wrote:
CTRL+R brings back the results pane. There's an icon for it as well in
the toolbar menu, usually on the top right.

Cheers,
Johan Sjöström
MCP, MCAD

Aug 8 '06 #4

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