Regions in SQL Server Management Studio !
SSMSBoost adds the possibility to use common regions syntax in SQL Editor:
--#region [Name]
--#endregion
Regions will be recognized and processed by our add-in and expand/collapse symbols will be placed near a region head.
Regions functionality is available at
SSMSBoost->Query->Regions:

Following commands are available:
- Create region creates unnamed region. If you run it with some part of code selected - it will be wrapped into newly created region.
- Create named region creates a region with a name:

If you run it when some part of code is selected - it will be wrapped into a newly created region.

- Reparse/Refresh regions forces re-processing of the current document. All regions will be recreated.
This can be necessary if you apply massive changes to the document. Regions are parsed automatically when a script is opened in the editor.
Make sure you check
SSMSBoost->Settings->Regions for fine-tuning options. For example, you can customize region
Start and
End markers.