![]() The query is automatically opened and it can be adapted (if needed) and executed to apply the required changes to the database. In the Open File window, navigate to the location of the saved query, select it and click Open. Click OK to remove the database (in this example, the name is Testdb as shown in the above screen) from MS SQL Server. Click delete command and the following screen will appear. Connect to SQL Server and right-click the database you want to remove. Use the Open command in the application toolbar. Method 2 Using MS SQL Server Management Studio. ![]() In the Object Explorer, select the database that you want to apply the query to.In the Save File As window, choose a name and a location to save your query.Use the Save command in the application toolbar.When needed, just open the saved query and adapt it as required. To re-use the query in the future, save it.The changes are automatically applied to the database and it can be used accordingly. After the process is finished a confirmation message will be displayed at the bottom of the query window, stating that the query was executed successfully. To execute a query, use the Execute command in the application toolbar.In the new window, type the query lines that dictate what changes should be applied to the database.Īfter entering the query content, the query can be executed right away or saved for later use.This will open a new tab window on the right side.In the Object Explorer, right-click on the database that needs to be edited and select New Query from the contextual menu.In the Object Explorer, attach the database.
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