How to see Stored Proc code if you don't have access SQL Server

 EXEC [SERVER NAME].[DATABASE NAME].DBO.SP_HELPTEXT 'Stored Proc Name'

Databricks SQL Useful Shortcut

 

 Databricks SQL Useful Shortcut

Ctrl+Shift+L : List tables in the current database.

Ctrl+Shift+T : Create a new table.

Ctrl+Shift+D : Drop a table.

Ctrl+Shift+U : Update a table.

Ctrl+Shift+I : Insert a row into a table.

Ctrl+Shift+D : Delete a row from a table.

Ctrl+Shift+F : Filter data in a table.

Ctrl+Shift+S : Sort data in a table.

Ctrl+Shift+P : Perform a SQL query.

Databricks Notebook Useful Shortcut

Databricks notebook shortcut

Ctrl+Enter : Run the current cell.

Shift+Enter : Run the current cell and move to the next cell.

Ctrl+Alt+p : Create a cell above the current cell.

Ctrl+Alt+n : Create a cell below the current cell.

Ctrl+Z : Undo the last action.

Ctrl+Y : Redo the last action.

Ctrl+A : Select all text in the current cell.

Ctrl+C : Copy the selected text.

Ctrl+V : Paste the copied text.

Ctrl+X : Cut the selected text.

Ctrl+L : Show or hide line numbers.

Ctrl+K : Comment out the selected text.

Ctrl+U : Uncomment the selected text.

Ctrl+Shift+F : Format the code in the current cell.

Ctrl+Shift+B : Run all cells in the current notebook.

Ctrl+Shift+S : Save the current notebook.

Ctrl+Shift+G : Go to line number.

Ctrl+Shift+H : Find and replace text.

Ctrl+Shift+P : Open the command palette.

Ctrl+Shift+Q : Quit Databricks.

Alt + Enter: Run the current cell and insert a new one below it

Esc + 0: Restart the kernel

Esc + M: Convert the current cell to a Markdown cell

Esc + Y: Convert the current cell to a code cell

Esc + A: Insert a new cell above the current cell

Esc + B: Insert a new cell below the current cell

Esc + X: Cut the current cell

Esc + C: Copy the current cell

Esc + V: Paste the cell that was cut or copied

Esc + D, D: Delete the current cell