如何在DataGrip 2017.3.1中删除额外的控制台

Hey there! Let’s work through getting rid of those extra consoles you created, so you only have the original one left. I’ve dealt with this exact scenario a few times, so here are practical steps depending on what tool you’re using (I’m assuming something like SQL Server Management Studio since it’s the go-to for database work):

Quick Fix: Close Extra Tabs Directly #

If those green-arrow consoles are just open query windows, this is the easiest way:

• Right-click on any extra console tab and select Close to remove it one by one.
• To speed things up, hold down Ctrl to select multiple extra tabs at once, then right-click and choose Close to delete them in bulk.
• If you want to keep only the original (blue-arrow) console open, right-click its tab and pick Close All But This—this will instantly shut down all other open query windows.

If Tabs Are Unresponsive or Stuck #

Sometimes consoles can hang or not behave as expected. Try resetting your IDE’s layout to default:

• For SSMS: Head to the top menu, go to Window > Reset Window Layout. This will restore the default setup, wiping out any extra consoles you don’t need. Pro tip: Save any unsaved queries in your original console first—this reset won’t delete your saved files, but unsaved work might be lost.

For Persisted Database Console Connections #

If these are actual active connections to your Dev database (not just query tabs), you’ll need to disconnect or terminate them:

1. Open the Object Explorer (usually the left-hand pane).
2. Expand the Connections node under your Dev database to see all active sessions.
3. Right-click on the extra console connections you want to remove and select Disconnect.
4. If a session won’t disconnect, you can kill it with a query:
   • First, run sp_who2 to list all session IDs and find the ones linked to your extra consoles.
   • Then execute KILL <session_id> (replace <session_id> with the actual number). Important: Only do this if you’re certain these sessions aren’t running critical processes!

Final Reminder #

Always double-check which consoles you’re closing—make sure your original (blue-arrow) console’s work is saved before making any changes. It’s easy to accidentally close the wrong one in a rush!

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者matthew.kempson