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SSMS is also for Development, I've been using it for that for 20 years
by codeulike 1y ago
SSMS is also for Development, I've been using it for that for 20 years
- robertlagrant 1y agoYes, it's good!
- pjmlp 1y agoSame here, much better than the VS tooling for SQL Server, including all the Transact-SQL support.
- petepete 1y agoI still miss the tool it replaced, SQL Query Analyzer/Profiler. To this day it's my favourite SQL 'IDE'. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/msdn-magazine/2005/august/tools-of-the-trade-sql-server-profiler-and-query-analyzer https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/msdn-magazine/2005...
- tomnipotent 1y agoThose features/tools are still part of SSMS today.
- petepete 1y agoYeah, it's specifically the old applications I miss. They were really well designed, incredibly snappy and responsive. When SSMS was launched it was really slow and clunky on my computer. I switched to Postgres around that time so I'm 20 years out of touch at this point.
- dehugger 1y agoI agree, I work on an application with a lot of business logic in SQL and SSMS ends up being my primary development IDE because of that.
- croblesm 1y agoLead PM for SQL in VS Code here. I’m glad to hear SSMS is working well for you! I’d love to better understand why VS Code doesn’t meet your needs in the same way. We’re actively working to improve the experience, and learning what works for you in SSMS would be incredibly valuable.
- AdrianB1 1y agoI just said what Microsoft is targeting the tools for, not how they can be used.