SQL Server Keyboard Shortcuts

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Bookmarks: Clear all bookmarks.
CTRL-SHIFT-F2
Bookmarks: Insert or remove a bookmark (toggle).
CTRL+F2
Bookmarks: Move to next bookmark.
F2
Bookmarks: Move to previous bookmark.
SHIFT+F2
Cancel a query.
ALT+BREAK
Connections: Connect.
CTRL+O
Connections: Disconnect.
CTRL+F4
Connections: Disconnect and close child window.
CTRL+F4
Database objects information.
ALT+F1
Editing: Clear the active Editor pane.
CTRL+SHIFT+ DEL
Editing: Comment out code.
CTRL+SHIFT+C
Editing: Copy. You can also use CTRL+INSERT.
CTRL+C
Editing: Cut. You can also use SHIFT+DEL.
CTRL+X
Editing: Decrease indent.
SHIFT+TAB
Editing: Delete through the end of a line in the Editor pane.
CTRL+DEL
Editing: Go to a line number.
CTRL+G
Editing: Increase indent.
TAB
Editing: Make selection lowercase.
CTRL+SHIFT+L
Editing: Make selection uppercase.
CTRL+SHIFT+U
Editing: Remove comments.
CTRL+SHIFT+R
Editing: Repeat last search or find next.
F3
Editing: Replace.
CTRL+H
Execute a query. You can also use CTRL+E (for backward compatibility).
F5
Books Online
F1
Help for the selected Transact-SQL statement.
SHIFT+F1
Navigation: Switch between query and result panes.
F6
Navigation: Switch panes.
Shift+F6
Navigation: Window Selector.
CTRL+W
New Query window.
CTRL+N
Object Browser (show/hide).
F8
Object Search.
F4
Parse the query and check syntax.
CTRL+F5
Results: Display results in grid format.
CTRL+D
Results: Display results in text format.
CTRL+T
Results: Move the splitter.
CTRL+B
Results: Save results to file.
CTRL+SHIFT+F
Results: Show Results pane (toggle).
CTRL+R
Templates: Insert a template.
CTRL+SHIFT+INSERT
Templates: Replace template parameters.
CTRL+SHIFT+M
Tuning: Display estimated execution plan.
CTRL+L
Tuning: Display execution plan (toggle ON/OFF).
CTRL+K
Tuning: Index Tuning Wizard.
CTRL+I
Tuning: Show client statistics
CTRL+SHIFT+S
Tuning: Show server trace.
CTRL+SHIFT+T
Use database.
CTRL+U


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