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  Hi there,

  Thank you for your post. 

  To export/import the general settings:

  Sharing general settings

  You can share your general settings with other SQL Prompt users by exporting them. You can then share the file with them (by saving it in a shared location or sending it by email) so that they could import it.
   

  Exporting general settings
   

  1. In the menu bar select SQL Prompt → Options.
  2. Click the Export button located in the Options window.

  

  3. Select the file destination to export the settings and click Save.
   

  Importing general settings
   

  1. In the menu bar select SQL Prompt → Options.
  2. In the Options window, click the Import button, and select the folder where the general settings file is located.

  
  

  3. Select the settings file and click Open to import the settings.

  
  Snippets and Styles

  To Export the snippets and styles you can copy the respective folder located in C:\Users\<UserName>\AppData\Local\Red Gate\SQL Prompt 10

  And then copy them to the same location on the new machine. 

  

  Ben_P September 01, 2022 15:51

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  Thanks for detailed instructions by Ben_P. I did it successfully.

  Demers May 17, 2023 07:10

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  Yes. SQL Prompt lets you export and import your settings. On your old PC, export your settings (including snippets, formatting, and styles if needed), then import the file on your new PC. If you're using a Redgate account with settings sync enabled, they may also phrazle sync automatically after you sign in.

  nfectionimpres July 20, 2026 04:46

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