I have both Visual Studio and SSMS installed.
When I click a .slnx file:
- If it is a .NET / Visual Studio project, I want it to open in Visual Studio.
- If it is a SQL script / SSMS project, I want it to open in SSMS.
Right now Visual Studio can take over the .slnx file association, so SQL script projects open in Visual Studio instead of SSMS.
Is there a supported way for .slnx to say which app should open it?
For example, could .slnx include a simple setting or type marker so Windows, Visual Studio, or SSMS can tell whether it is a .NET solution or an SSMS SQL script solution?
Current workaround is to manually choose the app or use a custom launcher, but it would be better if this worked automatically.
I have both Visual Studio and SSMS installed.
When I click a
.slnxfile:Right now Visual Studio can take over the
.slnxfile association, so SQL script projects open in Visual Studio instead of SSMS.Is there a supported way for
.slnxto say which app should open it?For example, could
.slnxinclude a simple setting or type marker so Windows, Visual Studio, or SSMS can tell whether it is a .NET solution or an SSMS SQL script solution?Current workaround is to manually choose the app or use a custom launcher, but it would be better if this worked automatically.