Prompt to confirm the renaming of schema objects When true, SSMS skips the validation of the minimum required version of the SQLServer module. Skip check on minimum required version of the module The path can be an absolute or relative path. When specified, SSMS uses it to launch a new instance of PowerShell (for example, C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7\pwsh.exe). Path to the PowerShell instance to invoke
When specified, this value is passed as an argument to -ExecutionPolicy when a new PowerShell session is started. Parameters can be used to force the import of a specific version of the module (for example, -RequiredVersion 22.0.59) When specified, PowerShell uses these parameters when running 'Import-Module SQLServer'. Object names with spaces or closing square brackets are always escaped, regardless of this setting.Īdditional parameters to use when importing the SQL Server module Surround object names with brackets when draggedĭisable to not surround object names with brackets when dragging objects from Object Explorer. Prepend dragged object name with schema and periodĭisable to not include the schema name when dragging objects from Object Explorer. Leave blank to let SSMS use its heuristic. When specified, SSMS uses it to launch a new instance of Azure Data Studio (for example, C:\Program Files\Azure Data Studio\bin\). Specifying a value of zero (0) returns all rows (not recommended).įull path the Azure Data Studio instance to invoke Specifies the number of returned rows from a server audit on the log viewer. Value for Select Top Audit records command To access this dialog box, go to Tools > Options > SQL Server Object Explorer > Commands from the top menu bar.
Use this page to specify options related to commands available from Object Explorer.
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