Starting from SQL Server 2008, Microsoft introduced a new feature in the SQL Server Management Studio that helps the database developers and the database administrators writing the T-SQL commands faster by reducing the typing effort and providing a quick access to the syntax information via listing all available database objects with their properties. This feature is called IntelliSense. IntelliSense in SQL Server Management Studio Microsoft IntelliSense allows you to find the necessary information while writing the T-SQL script without leaving the query editor for such purposes. It's just needed to write the T-SQL script and the IntelliSense will complete the typing automatically with providing all available information. Microsoft IntelliSense is enabled as default in SQL Server Management Studio. If it is disabled, you can easily enable it from the SQL Server Management Studio by choosing Options from the Tools task menu as shown below: Browse for the IntelliSense settings window from the "Options" by expanding the Text Editor and Transact-SQL sections thereafter.


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