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Determining SET Options for Current Session

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With each session that is made to SQL Server the user can configure the options that are SET for that session and therefore affect the outcome of how queries are executed and the underlying behavior of SQL Server. Some of these options can be made via the GUI, while others need to be made by using the SET command. When using the GUI it is easy to see which options are on and which options are off, but how can you get a better handle on all the options that are currently set for the current session?

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