I really like the simple search (and useful keyboard shortcuts) to jump to an object, something that is fairly tedious in SSMS. (expand, expand, expand, pick folder, use filter or type dbo.stuff in a large group of objects, hope you didnt add a typo!)<p>The find all references is also useful, I really don't like either scripting sys.comments or using the find dependencies as they are both tedious. This may be specific to my use case, but finding the tree of dependencies n levels deep is something I find myself doing and it is a pain in the neck. (find references, now find references to those objects, now find references to those objects, pull apart this mess)<p>I like the quick info as well, though alt+f1 usually does this for me, if I can get the information without blowing out the result set or opening a new window, that's great.
I would love to try this out, but one thing that's stopping me is pricing.<p>What price point do you intend to set this at once it's out of beta?<p>Any plans on supporting older versions of SSMS (say 2008 r2)?
This looks nice, I'll probably take a look at it as I spend an unfortunate amount of time in SQLSMS.<p>As an aside, I would have liked to be able to know a bit about the plugin's features without needing to watch a video (but I guess you'll certainly flesh out the website once the plugin is ready to be sold).
This looks great. Couple questions<p>1. How is your find all references different than the show dependencies function?<p>2. Your quick info function looks similar to just hitting Shift-F1 when highlighting an object. Yours maybe doesn't even do as much. Are you aware of the Shift F1 command?
having a "find all references" feature is a god send. can't tell you how many time i've scripted the database to a new query window and did a manual search just to find out all the place a stored procedure is being used.
I use Toad for Oracle and you can execute the current statement with ctrl + Enter. Your execute current query feature is exactly what I have been looking for! I can't believe that SSMS has never implemented such a feature.