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Our application is written using C# and the database uses T-SQL. That being said, I probably spend 80% of all my dev time in SSMS rather than Visual Studio. Des
by BitwiseFool 7y ago
Our application is written using C# and the database uses T-SQL. That being said, I probably spend 80% of all my dev time in SSMS rather than Visual Studio. Despite there being far more functionality implemented in C#.
- iSloth 7y agoSimilar here, I always wonder how much I should be worried about the imbalance of time spent in the database rather than code. For me it always seems like that much time in the database suggests something is missing from the primary UI/App, however can be hard to identify what can be feasibly add into the app giving the same speed and flexibility as SSMS
- partisan 7y agoSince you spend a lot of your time in SSMS, I would encourage you to take a look at SqlDbx. It's a really helpful tool and boosts productivity in very noticeable ways. I'm in no way affiliated with them. Just a happy user. http://sqldbx.com/ http://sqldbx.com/