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  1. How do you use SQL Toolbelt Essentials?

    If you and your colleagues are Toolbelt or Toolbelt essentials users we would like to talk to you. We are thinking of ways to improve the usability and awareness of the tools within these bundles. We are keen to learn how you use these tools and what improvements we could make so it fits better into your workflow. Your insights will be very valuable in helping us guide the future of the products. If you are interested please complete this short survey, so we can get in touch with you!

    Survey Link: https://forms.office.com/r/cVpKr228i2

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  2. Include Indexes in SQL Search tool

    SQL Search is able to go through that list of programmable db objects, but why not include indexes as well? If as developers we want to find something in our db instance, there should be a tool to include everything we are looking to find. It is a "search" tool; has that in the name. The tool is not called "Programmable Objects SQL Search", so why limit the search?

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