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Hi @Data_Writer, thank you for your post.
When you start Management Studio, SQL Prompt automatically restores open tabs from your previous session.
If you don't want SQL Prompt to restore tabs:
- On the SQL Prompt menu, click Options.
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Under Tabs, click Tab history:
- Under Open tabs, clear the Restore open tabs when SQL Server Management Studio starts check box.
Alternatively you can limit the number to 5 for example which should speed up the load time for SSMS.
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There are times, however, when I want to start the day fresh--without restoring any tabs. For example, last night I opened 17 stored procedures, made a small change and closed the files. This morning, I had to wait while prompt opened all 17 procedures and then go through and close each one.
Is there a way to bypass restoring tabs when launching SSMS? Maybe by holding down a ctrl or option key?