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You mean the CTRL-L query profiler, the table editor and the server performance monitor that the MSSQLMS had since 2005? Or is there something else?
by nurettin 10y ago
You mean the CTRL-L query profiler, the table editor and the server performance monitor that the MSSQLMS had since 2005? Or is there something else?
- bartread 10y agoS/he is probably talking about the large ecosystem of companies that provide SQL Server tooling on top of the basics Microsoft provides. (Disclaimer: I used to work for one of them.) That being the case then, yes, the tooling is light-years ahead of anything else. MS have a long history of encouraging third party developers to create tooling around their platforms to help sell those platforms, and keep people using them.