In this article, we will add text to the Beginning of every line in Notepad++, speeding up your workflow and allowing you to return to import tasks.
Bring up the [Find/Replace] dialog. [Ctrl+H]
Example:
Using the Example from our previous article Notepad++ How to add text to the end of every line of a text file«
We will add text at the Beginning of each line. test
[SQL Server Script Example of Reseeding]
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DBCC CHECKIDENT ('[TableOne]', RESEED, 0);

--You have TableOne - TableTwenty

--In your list, you have.

TableOne]', RESEED, 0);

TableTwo]', RESEED, 0);

TableThree]', RESEED, 0);

TableFour]', RESEED, 0);

TableFive]', RESEED, 0);

--etc.

Hit [Ctrl+H] to open the [Find/Replace] Dialog.
In the [Find what:]^ (Shift + 6)
In the [Replace with:]

DBCC CHECKIDENT \('[
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(To add a parenthesis to the Beginning, you must add a backslash. As you can see above, \('
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Without the backslash, the Parentheses would not be added.)
Search Mode: Check [Regular Expression]
Then click on [Replace All]
The output will be this.
[SQL Server Script Example of Reseeding After Replace Function]
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DBCC CHECKIDENT ('[TableOne]', RESEED, 0);

DBCC CHECKIDENT ('[TableTwo]', RESEED, 0);

DBCC CHECKIDENT ('[TableThree]', RESEED, 0);

DBCC CHECKIDENT ('[TableFour]', RESEED, 0);

DBCC CHECKIDENT ('[TableFive]', RESEED, 0);

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