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1. Support for Azure Data Studio formally (Microsoft SQL Operations Studio)

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   under review  ·  AdminTim Dalton (Product Manager, Redgate) responded

   Given the upcoming retirement of Azure Data Studio we'd be really interested to hear from our community about where you'll be moving your database development.

   
   

   If you'd like to chat about your development workflow and hear about our roadmap plans drop me an email and we'll get something set up.

   
   

   Thanks,

   
   

   Tim

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   Anonymous commented  ·  Feb 24, 2018  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   +1 with the ability for team configuration within SqlOps. I would like to add DLM dashboard into SqlOps that way I would be able to stay within my TSQL editor and view changes in our database CI environment. Ntot having to keep SSMS and a browser open to maneuver through deployments. The extensibility of SqlOps creates a platform perfect for Redgate Source Control and DLM. Plus it is 64 bit and will remove the restriction on Redgate Source Control slowness when a database have lots of objects to compare!

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   Anonymous supported this idea  ·  Feb 24, 2018