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If you've used SSMS extensively you'll know it's tailored to SQL server like a glove. You'd definitely be leaving usability on the table going with a generic DB
by kyleee 7y ago
If you've used SSMS extensively you'll know it's tailored to SQL server like a glove. You'd definitely be leaving usability on the table going with a generic DB client. The person you've responded to even mentioned that of course you can do all things via CLI, but SSMS builds powerful GUI layer on top of that
- Nullabillity 7y ago> If you've used SSMS extensively you'll know it's tailored to SQL server like a glove. Sure, assuming that MSSQL is a foot.