Fast forward a few months, and it was suddenly the #1 most used wizard in SSMS. To provide some background, the Import Flat File Wizard was first released and announced on October 2017 in SSMS 17.3 (shameless plug alert: coincidentally my first SQL Server blog post and first project at Microsoft.) Outside of featuring in a Channel9 video, the wizard did not receive any additional marketing. When we first released our Wizard and Dialog extensibility API’s in June, this was the perfect candidate to test our wizards and highlight to the community that these UI components are ready to incorporate in community extensions. It all started from a simple idea: Take the #1 most used wizard in SSMS in the past year and bring this wizard to SQL Operations Studio. Announcing the SQL Server Import extension
New community extension: First responder kit.Announcing the SQL Server Import extension.Highlights for this release include the following. If you missed it, the July release announcement is available here. SQL Operations Studio was announced for Public Preview on November 15th at Connect(), and this August release is the ninth major update since the announcement. SQL Operations Studio is a data management tool that enables you to work with SQL Server, Azure SQL DB and SQL DW from Windows, macOS and Linux. We are excited to announce the August release of SQL Operations Studio is now available.ĭownload SQL Operations Studio and review the Release Notes to get started.
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For the most up to date information please visit our monthly Azure Data Studio blog post and download and install the latest release here. UPDATE: SQL Operations Studio is now GA and renamed to Azure Data Studio.
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