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In response to the default Darcula theme on Windows, specifically the gray for the comments vs. the gray background: https://contrastrebellion.com/ https://contrastrebellion.com/ In SQL Management Studio it is easy to work with stored procedures. The server starts the tree on the left, and all databases on the server are the next level down (not a separate connection for each database). Then beneath that (2 levels) each stored procedure is listed and can be opened easily for modification in the editor. I will return to this app if I need to munge/import data in the future but it's not worth the effort for my normal work with stored procedures as best I can tell from a quick start. It's not immediately clear how to pull a stored procedure up in the editor without running a query manually to grab its definition.