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SSMS is not fantastic, IMO. JetBrains' DataGrip is significantly better, and works with all the extant SQL implementations. We can definitely debate the SQL i
by uptownJimmy 9y ago
SSMS is not fantastic, IMO.
JetBrains' DataGrip is significantly better, and works with all the extant SQL implementations.
We can definitely debate the SQL implementations themselves, but DataGrip makes tooling a non-issue.
- gnud 9y agoI'm sure DataGrip is better for writing queries in. I really doubt it's better for managing SQL Agent jobs, doing backup/restore, or for managing users. Does DataGrip let you do Kerberos authentication?
- kuschku 9y ago> Does DataGrip let you do Kerberos authentication? It allows you to manually specify every authentication parameter if you wish to, but the simple login page only supports password or client-cert auth.
- bdcravens 9y agoI've been using DataGrip with both SQL Server and Postgresql for over a year, and am very happy with it.