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How to close the SQL Server output that appears when I run a T-SQL script from Visual Studio 2010?

How to close the SQL Server output output line that appears when I run a T-SQL script from Visual Studio 2010? It also does not have any control buttons, such as [x] or [- =], as well as any other obvious closing methods.

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You can change the key binding to be what you like.

Tools> Options> Environment> Keyboard

Find Data.SqlEditorToggleResultsPane, the default is Ctrl + Shift + Alt + R. I changed mine to simulate SSMS (Ctrl + R), but you can change it to whatever you like.

You can also add a custom shortcut button to the toolbar if key bindings are not your thing.

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In some cases, the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + R disappears by default. Resetting the default keyboard mapping scheme using the [Reset] button in the Tools> Options> Environment> Keyboard menu will cure this.

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The only way we found this is Ctrl + Alt + Shift + R

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Window, Hide Results Pane (Ctrl-R)

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1308701/

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