![]() You can use the View: Show Extensions command, available in the Command Palette (F1 or Ctrl+Shift+P). Add Azure Data Studio extensionsĪccess the available extensions by selecting the Extensions Icon, or by selecting Extensions in the View menu. For more information about creating extensions, see Extension authoring. Here is the source codes provided for Transact-SQL developer by the SQL Code Snippet tool on Azure Data StudioĪnother insteresting feature that I found useful is to ability to display results in different chart formats as well as classic table format.įor example, I simply created a pie chart from the data output created by the SQL query execution.Īnd I can even export the chart graphic as image from the Azure Data Studio.Extensions in Azure Data Studio provide an easy way to add more functionality to the base Azure Data Studio installation.Įxtensions are provided by the Azure Data Studio team (Microsoft), as well as the third-party community (you!). One of the features of Azure Hana Studio for SQL programmers is T-SQL code editor supported with IntelliSense productivity feature even with enriched by a big number of SQL code snippets that are useful for frequently managed tasks. On Server Dashboard, you will see a summary about your databases in the selected SQL Server instances and shortcuts to some database tasks on the screen. SQL programmers can put related SQL Server instances in a seperate group using Server groups to categorize SQL Server instances logically.Īs seen in following screenshot, I have registered two SQL Server instances (one SQL Server 2019 and the other instance is SQL Server 2017) under a server group named local.Īdditionally when you double-click on a SQL Server instance name from Servers window, the Server Dashboard screen is displayed. Provide SQL Server instance and an authorization data using Windows Authentication or SQL Login methods. Currently only "Microsoft SQL Server" is supported.īut with SQL Server's extensibility to Big Data platform, especially its feature to Create External Table, within Azure Data Studio programmers can connect to other data resources easily. To add a new connection to your Azure Data Studio tool, choose Connection Type for the target data source. Recent connections and saved connections tabs are empty because of the first use of the tool. Here is the initial screen for Azure Data Studio. We can launch Azure Data Studio by pressing Finish button and start using the software for managing SQL Server instances. The Setup Wizard completed installing Azure Data Studio. The installation completes in a short time. We are now ready to start installing Azure Data Studio after reviewing the setup settings. Next screen in the setup wizard enables the installer to customize additional options like creating a desktop icon for the Azure Data Studio, registering the software as the default application for related file types and adding the application to PATH. You can keep the default name "Azure Data Studio" or if you don't want to see a shortcut in Start Menu you can mark the checkbox at the bottom of the screen. Then type a name for the program's shortcut in the Start Menu folder. Then choose the destination file folder where you want to install the Azure Data Studio Here the Azure Data Studio Setup Wizard is started. Supported languages are German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Korean, Chinese (Simplified, Traditional), Russian and Japanese. SQL Server developers can install Azure Data Studio in different languages. To download Azure Data Studio for SQL Server 2019 please check the download URLs given in the tutorial
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