Since released at Microsoft Build, the schema compare extension has been growing in popularity. Highly requested features coming to schema compare To learn more about the extension, check out SentryOne’s Azure Data Studio extension blog post. NET core work the SentryOne engineering team has done, you can now examine your query plans easily through navigation, coloring, and additional functionality no matter the operating system you use to run Azure Data Studio.
This is a free extension that provides enhanced plan diagrams for queries that are run in Azure Data Studio, with optimized layout algorithms and intuitive color-coding to help quickly identify the most expensive operators affecting query performance. Today, we’re pleased to announce that one of our valued Microsoft partners, SentryOne is shipping their SentryOne Plan Explorer extension for Azure Data Studio. Although we have basic query plan support in Azure Data Studio, it’s not as robust as similar functionality built into SQL Server Management Studio and what other vendors provide. One of the most requested features from customers around the world is enhanced execution plan support. Announcing the SentryOne Plan Explorer extension
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You can download Azure Data Studio and review the release notes to get started. We’re excited to announce that the July release of Azure Data Studio is now available. This post and release activities were co-authored by Vasu Bhog, an intern on the Azure Data Studio team.
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