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Yeah I had to come back and post this. dbForge Studio…for about $500 a year…has all the primary tools BUILT IN. I am totally totally impressed with this. It does what red-gate tools do but a hell of a lot smoother. Centralized connectors. Compare, data compare, intellisense, AI, sql monitor, index optimizer, query builder, visual diagrammer. Do yourself a favor and check it out. / comments
Yeah I had to come back and post this.dbForge Studio…for about $500 a year…has all the primary tools BUILT IN. I am totally totally impressed with this. It does what red-gate tools do but a hell ...
Well…I think I shall say ‘thank you’ instead. You made me go looking…after like 20 years with you guys. DevArt…just tested the schema compare…look a single source of connections, saved. Tabbed for multiple things. Copies over the diagrams. I am kinda surprised how much cleaner and better it is. Bye. / comments
Well…I think I shall say ‘thank you’ instead.You made me go looking…after like 20 years with you guys. DevArt…just tested the schema compare…look a single source of connections, saved. Tabbed fo...
This is pissing me off everyday. I still cannot believe you guys did this. It has literally, for the first time, made me go looking for a replacement. / comments
This is pissing me off everyday. I still cannot believe you guys did this. It has literally, for the first time, made me go looking for a replacement.
Excellent. Version 15 is also unavailable in the ‘download older version’ area. So you pushed 16 without updating the old download of 15. This really sucks. Using the windows credential system is obviously not reliable. It's the same bullshit the old SSMS use to use that never worked worth a shit. An option to keep them in the project should have been left in. [image] / comments
Excellent. Version 15 is also unavailable in the ‘download older version’ area. So you pushed 16 without updating the old download of 15. This really sucks.Using the windows credential system is...
Thanks for the reply. Copilot is now in SSMS (honestly, I didn't think they were going to do this)…let's me pick my model…runs as a standard chat window like everything else…has my thread history during the session. It needs some work but it's already better than what I had. Again, my point of view and I realize that. I hope you guys figure it out but right now…real danger of being eclipsed unless you can bring something majorly better to the table. At this point, why would I use prompt AI? Please understand - I love my Red-Gate tools and I was totally excited to see you guys were doing. I'm just being honest. / comments
Thanks for the reply. Copilot is now in SSMS (honestly, I didn't think they were going to do this)…let's me pick my model…runs as a standard chat window like everything else…has my thread history...
Yes very disappointed in how long this is taking. I would have expected it to be easier than what's been done with Visual Studio Code - which I use the AI all the time for grunt work. Very concerned that EAP is still essentially closed. One thing this has done is finally get me looking to see what the alternatives to sql prompt are. / comments
Yes very disappointed in how long this is taking. I would have expected it to be easier than what's been done with Visual Studio Code - which I use the AI all the time for grunt work. Very concern...