Word Wrap database query results

In Visual Studio 2005, when you are looking at the results of a database query, or table (show table data) etc., how can you make the results field values wrap like we use to be able to do in VS 2003 and in Visual Interdev.
If the field values were longer then what was display in the grid output results, you could expand the column width and row height and the field values would wrap to fit. If I try to do the same thing in VS 2005 or in sql enterprise manager 2005 the field values don't wrap, they remain displayed in one long line and they just get cut off after a specific number of characters.

I'm a Program Manager on the SQL Server Manageability team. We own SQL Server Management Studio. Sorry to hear about your frustration with our product. The team had many tasks to complete in the SQL Server 2005 timeframe and there are some usability improvements that seem simple and were overlooked. We are committed to improving our customers' experience with our products.
I would recommend that you go to http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/ and file this issue. You'll be able to track it throughout its lifecycle. Once we have a solution for the scenario, we will let you know which release of SQL Server in which you will be able to see your suggestion.
So, yes, we are listening :)
Paul A. Mestemaker II
Program Manager
Microsoft SQL Server
http://blogs.msdn.com/sqlrem/

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synchronized(c) {
      Iterator i = c.iterator(); // Must be in the synchronized block
      while (i.hasNext())
         foo(i.next());
    Failure to follow this advice may result in non-deterministic behavior.
    The returned collection does not pass the hashCode and equals operations through to the backing
collection, but relies on Object's equals and hashCode methods. This is necessary to preserve the
contracts of these operations in the case that the backing collection is a set or a list.
    The returned collection will be serializable if the specified collection is serializable.
    Parameters:
        c - the collection to be "wrapped" in a synchronized collection.
    Returns:
        a synchronized view of the specified collection.</lifted from JavaDocs>
Give your Vector a wrapper and see if that solves your problem.
+M

Query Results: Retrieve All Rows?

I was looking for a feature that will allow me to choose to return "all records" to the Query Results window. The current behavior is to fetch 50 records at a time (e.g. fetch 50 records as you scroll through the results = s-l-o-w). What I'd like to do is "Retrieve All Rows" then use to the scroll bar to "smoothly" scroll to the last record. For example, the 8.0.6 version of Query Builder had this functionality and in SQL Developer 3.0, if I right-click on the results. I can choose to "Count Rows...", seems like this would be a perfect place to put a "Retrieve All Rows" option.

Hi,
My advice: do something only if there is a business case for it; satisfying your curiosity can get surprisingly expensive.
You have already read about using Run Statement to execute a SQL statement, then Ctrl-End to auto-scroll to the end. You can try the same for Run Script, but first you will probably need to increase the value of Tools|Preferences|Database|Worksheet|Max rows to print in a script. Of course, taking either of these approaches slows things down due to displaying output and scrolling. Same with SQL*Plus. And, as mentioned previously, Java memory management in SQL Developer can cause slow downs and hangs if the result set is large enough.
Here is a way to minimize that delay, avoid hangs, and get a more repeatable result:
1) Save some query to, say, C:\Temp\AllCustomers.sql. For example, "select * from customers;" or "select id from customers;".
2) Run it from a SQL Developer worksheet using Run Script (F5), or from the SQL*Plus command line, with a script like this:
set timing on
set termout off
spool C:\Temp\AllCustomers.lst
@C:\Temp\AllCustomers.sql
spool offEven then you will see that the timing results will vary. Maybe "select *" runs much slower than "select id" because the logical output lines are long and get wrapped into multiple physical output lines in the file. Minimize that by setting linesize to a longer value (but only in SQL*Plus -- it isn't supported in SQL Developer) and repeat the test to see. Maybe SQL*Plus runs it much faster than SQL Developer because one is a command line environment and the other a GUI tool with more overhead. Or maybe the SQL Developer JVM is near its size limit and lots of Java garbage collection is slowing it down. Simple question, complicated answer.
Regards,
Gary
SQL Developer Team
P.S.: And if by chance you are using a version of SQL Developer so old it does not include the output time in the query result tab's toolbar, using Run Script with set timing on is your only recourse.
Edited by: gggraham on Oct 27, 2011 4:54 PM

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