How to: Navigate Between Scripts

The Transact-SQL Editor for offline development provides two useful navigation tools that are

familiar to Visual Studio users: Go To Definition and Find All References. For example, you can

right-click a table name and use “Find All References” to list all references to the table in the

project. You can double-click a search result to go to the specific code file. In this file, you can

right-click the table name again, and choose “Go to Definition” to go back to the table

definition.

1. Expand the

folder in

and double-click.

2. Right-click

in this line of code and select

is automatically opened, showing the location where the

type is

defined.

4. Go back to. This time selects

in the

contextual menu for. In the

pane, you see a list of

locations where the

table is referenced. Double-clicking any of the search

results bring you to the location of the reference.

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Warning

The following procedure uses entities created in previous procedures in the

SQL database

sections.

GetProductsBySupplier.sql
Products
Products.sql
Products
GetProductsBySupplier.sql