Which server connection is used by query window in Azure Data Studio / SQL Operations Manager












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I've recently started using Azure Data Studio (Formerly SQL Operations Studio) instead of SSMS. I can't see an obvious way to tell which query windows relate to which connections.



Example:



I have 2 DB servers, and each has the same DB
server1.db1
server2.db1



Let's say I connect to both and open a query for each and run it. Then I get confused and cant remember which connection is for window SQLQuery_1 and which is for SQLQuery_2.



I can see at the top of each window that they are connected to the DB "db1", but I don't know if it is for server1 or server2. SSMS show's the server name.



Is there a way to make the server visible for a query window?



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I've recently started using Azure Data Studio (Formerly SQL Operations Studio) instead of SSMS. I can't see an obvious way to tell which query windows relate to which connections.



Example:



I have 2 DB servers, and each has the same DB
server1.db1
server2.db1



Let's say I connect to both and open a query for each and run it. Then I get confused and cant remember which connection is for window SQLQuery_1 and which is for SQLQuery_2.



I can see at the top of each window that they are connected to the DB "db1", but I don't know if it is for server1 or server2. SSMS show's the server name.



Is there a way to make the server visible for a query window?



enter image description here






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    Isn't it at the bottom? (outside of what you posted)

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    Nov 19 '18 at 19:25














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I've recently started using Azure Data Studio (Formerly SQL Operations Studio) instead of SSMS. I can't see an obvious way to tell which query windows relate to which connections.



Example:



I have 2 DB servers, and each has the same DB
server1.db1
server2.db1



Let's say I connect to both and open a query for each and run it. Then I get confused and cant remember which connection is for window SQLQuery_1 and which is for SQLQuery_2.



I can see at the top of each window that they are connected to the DB "db1", but I don't know if it is for server1 or server2. SSMS show's the server name.



Is there a way to make the server visible for a query window?



enter image description here






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I've recently started using Azure Data Studio (Formerly SQL Operations Studio) instead of SSMS. I can't see an obvious way to tell which query windows relate to which connections.



Example:



I have 2 DB servers, and each has the same DB
server1.db1
server2.db1



Let's say I connect to both and open a query for each and run it. Then I get confused and cant remember which connection is for window SQLQuery_1 and which is for SQLQuery_2.



I can see at the top of each window that they are connected to the DB "db1", but I don't know if it is for server1 or server2. SSMS show's the server name.



Is there a way to make the server visible for a query window?



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  • 2





    Isn't it at the bottom? (outside of what you posted)

    – user1443098
    Nov 19 '18 at 19:25














  • 2





    Isn't it at the bottom? (outside of what you posted)

    – user1443098
    Nov 19 '18 at 19:25








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Isn't it at the bottom? (outside of what you posted)

– user1443098
Nov 19 '18 at 19:25





Isn't it at the bottom? (outside of what you posted)

– user1443098
Nov 19 '18 at 19:25












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As in the comments, it's shown in the bottom right hand side of the screen:
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For example, in this picture, you can see I'm connected to the server qebui and the database Sandbox.






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  • Yup I see it now. Thanks :)

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As in the comments, it's shown in the bottom right hand side of the screen:
enter image description here



For example, in this picture, you can see I'm connected to the server qebui and the database Sandbox.






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  • Yup I see it now. Thanks :)

    – Beakster
    Nov 19 '18 at 20:23
















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As in the comments, it's shown in the bottom right hand side of the screen:
enter image description here



For example, in this picture, you can see I'm connected to the server qebui and the database Sandbox.






share|improve this answer
























  • Yup I see it now. Thanks :)

    – Beakster
    Nov 19 '18 at 20:23














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As in the comments, it's shown in the bottom right hand side of the screen:
enter image description here



For example, in this picture, you can see I'm connected to the server qebui and the database Sandbox.






share|improve this answer













As in the comments, it's shown in the bottom right hand side of the screen:
enter image description here



For example, in this picture, you can see I'm connected to the server qebui and the database Sandbox.







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Yup I see it now. Thanks :)

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Yup I see it now. Thanks :)

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