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A business analyst friend of mine and SQL novice was given a multi-tabbed editor like this (edit: apparently it was not this brand-new app). We found it difficu
by rgovostes 9mo ago
A business analyst friend of mine and SQL novice was given a multi-tabbed editor like this (edit: apparently it was not this brand-new app). We found it difficult to track which query and results tabs are linked, whether they've been refreshed since the query was edited, whether queries in a script have been executed out of order, etc. Hopefully there are ways to address those usability issues.
- arrowleaf 9mo agoThis SQL Studio which was seemingly released to the public yesterday? Or are you talking about MS's SQL Server Management Studio? The MS one is a beast.
- WackyFighter 9mo agoManagement Studio is a monster. I was using for years and every so often someone would show me a feature I was totally unaware of that blew my mind. Visual Studio also had "Database Project" which was amazing. Not seen anything like it. I think everyone moved over to using EF or Fluent Migrations but I loved the Database Projects.
- wvbdmp 9mo agoDatabase projects are still there, I also love them.
- rgovostes 9mo agoAh, I guess not then. I revised my comment. Maybe it was DBeaver, after all.