Disable Stored Procedure Boxed Statements?

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clintonG - 17 Feb 2004 02:00 GMT

The blue boxed borders drawn around SQL statements are
distracting when writing a store procedure via the Server Explorer.
I looked around in Options but don't see how to disable the bordered
text. Is there a way to do so and how?

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Srinivas Kanakapally [MSFT] - 21 Feb 2004 07:47 GMT

Clinton,

There is an option called 'Enable DML Markers' located in the tools/options
dialog in the page Database Tools --> Database Projects. By checking or
unchecking this checkbox you can have the blue-boxed borders (also called
DML Markers) to either show up or not.

But, you should know that by turning off this option, you won't be able to
launch the query builder for the individual blocks of SQL text.

Let me if this helps!

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> The blue boxed borders drawn around SQL statements are
> distracting when writing a store procedure via the Server Explorer.
> I looked around in Options but don't see how to disable the bordered
> text. Is there a way to do so and how?

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clintonG - 24 Feb 2004 22:37 GMT

Thanks. It does help. I'll see how it goes with the DML Markers
disabled.

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> Clinton,
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> > I looked around in Options but don't see how to disable the bordered
> > text. Is there a way to do so and how?

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jeffypop - 23 Dec 2004 00:19 GMT

I was looking to get rid of the boxes myself. I didn't like the
disable idea b/c i like that option. I did it another way which works
great. In the Fonts & Colors options, make the foreground the same
color as the background. That way, it won't show up, but it's still
there to view in a sql window.

> Thanks. It does help. I'll see how it goes with the DML Markers
> disabled.
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> > > NET csgallagher@REMOVETHISTEXTmetromilwaukee.com
> > > URL http://www.metromilwaukee.com/clintongallagher/

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