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you (and I) are absolutely spoiled by Visual Studio w/SSDT. there is nothing even remotely close to that level of integration for database development in other
by gfody 9y ago
you (and I) are absolutely spoiled by Visual Studio w/SSDT. there is nothing even remotely close to that level of integration for database development in other stacks.
- justinclift 9y agoErr... any of the JetBrains IDE's? They have database integration. It's also available standalone as "DataGrip", though I've never used it: https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/ https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/
- gfody 9y agothe level of integration with SSDT is way beyond that - the database structure and stored procs live side-by-side with your code, are source controlled together, built and deployed together. there's compile-time checks for stored procedures, code analysis, etc. DataGrip is just an alternative for SQL Developer/Management Studio, SSDT is much more.