Very useful! Getting there is not very necessarily obvious. You can visualize fairly sophisticated queries in the "Query Designer" in SQL Server Management Studio. It has been in Windows as "Microsoft Query" for years (accessible from Access & Excel). Other than right-clicking on a Table name for "Edit Top 200 Rows", you can right click a selected query in an open *.sql file and click "Design Query in Editor".

Very useful! Getting there is not very necessarily obvious. You can visualize fairly sophisticated queries in the "Query Designer" in SQL Server Management Studio. It has been in Windows as "Microsoft Query" for years (accessible from Access & Excel). Other than right-clicking on a Table name for "Edit Top 200 Rows", you can right click a selected query in an open *.sql file and click "Design Query in Editor".
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July 08, 2016 at 12:23PM
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