SSMS-Schema-Folders
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This an extension for SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). It groups sql objects in Object Explorer (tables, views, etc.) into schema folders.
I am running MS Management Studio 2014 (12.0.2269) on Windows 10 Professional (Build 1809 17763.678). I installed the extension in: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\120\Tools\Binn\ManagementStudio\Extensions\SSMS Schema Folders But received an...
I'd like to add commands to Object Explorer menu? for example: if user right-clicked on Server node - add 'command1', if it is Database node - 'command2', if it is...
It would be great if all the tables, views, sprocs etc could be viewed under a single schema node: still have to travel up and down the full tree to...
A nice feature would be to get the Object Explorer Details to filter to only the objects in the Schema selected in the Object Explorer. 
Hi, I installed your extension in SSMS 2017. Also applied the registry fix, but nothing happens. There is a Schema Folders option under SQL SERver Object Explorer, but it gives:...
Hi Nicholas Your 2 Level grouping of "."separated schema sublevels works like a charm! **Thank you man!** Can you add more levels (ideally 7+)? Can you also add underscore "_"...
HI Nicholas, I inform you of this unexpected behavior at least for me. IF you create a Temporal table... ``` CREATE TABLE [dbo].[SYBASE_CATALOG]( [DATABASE] [varchar](100), [TABLE_SCHEMA] [varchar](100), [TABLE_NAME] [varchar](255), [TABLE_REMARKS]...
(I know this ask is a tad off-topic for this extension, but this extension is probably the best poised to implement this feature) Background: SSMS always appends the text "...
HI, I would like to know if exists some setting that I miss to adopt into configuration that remove the schema from table or object ... like the image below....
I frequently switch-between databases that have a lot of schemas with only a handful of objects in each, and with other databases with lots of objects in lots of schemas...