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MS SQL Server Management Studio Intellisense Refresh
In MS SQL Server 2008 you will occassionally run into a problem where it appears you have an error in your query because intellisense doesn’t recognize changes that recently occured in your database. You need to refresh the intellisense in order for the recent changes to not appear as errors in your queries. To do this, you can go to Edit -> Intellisense -> Refresh Local Cache or you can type ctrl+shift+R.
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So simple, but so frustrating until you know about it.
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