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Home 2018 March SQL Server: How to change the default “GO” Batch Separator?

SQL Server: How to change the default “GO” Batch Separator?

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In this post, I am sharing an option of SSMS which we can use for changing the default “GO” which is a batch separator in SQL Server.

Recently, one of the DB Developer asked me like can we change the default “GO”?

How to do this?

Open SSMS -> Tools -> Options -> Query Execution -> Batch Separator

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SQL Server Go

Mar 11, 2018Anvesh Patel

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Anvesh Patel

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