SQL Server 2005

1.Make sure that the “SQL Server management studio” is not opened
2.Go to “Run”
3.Type this command “%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\Shell\” and click “OK”. This will open up the folder where this list is stored.
4.Now search for the file “mru.dat” and rename this file.
5.After renaming, launch the SQL Server management studio and you will not see any of the most recently used servers in the list.

 SQL Server 2008

1.Make sure that the “SQL Server management studio” is not opened
2.Go to “Run”
3.Type this command “%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Shell\” and click “OK”. This will open up the folder where this list is stored
4.Now search for the file “SqlStudio.bin” and delete / rename this file.
5.After deleting, launch the SQL Server management studio and you will not see any of the most recently used servers in the list.


SQL Server 2012

view this video because in 2012 it’s very easy you can clear it from the SQL Server management Studio

Published by Mustafa EL-Masry

MY NAME IS MUSTAFA ELMASRY I have total years’ Experience +10 in SQL Server technology started my carrier path in 2008 as technical Support and now I am working as a Database Consultant in the banking sector managing around 200 DB Servers AS Production servers plus other environments UAT, SIT and staging servers, I have High-level experience in Database Administration, Performance Tuning, disaster recovery, development (T-SQL), SSRS. And Good Experiences in SSIS, SSAS AZURE DB, Automation (Power-Shell + TSQL) I will be Happy if you take a look on my main profile to know more information about me and to know how you can contact me (https://mostafaelmasry.com/about-me/)

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