Visual Studio Code and SQL Operations Studio
summary
Visual Studio Code and Azure Data Studio (formerly SQL Operations Studio) run cross‑platform on Windows macOS and Linux and focus on lightweight, scriptable workflows. Demo shows installing the editors on production machines that manage ~1,200 websites across ~800 servers, connecting to local SQL Server 2019 preview and Azure SQL, creates and runs T‑SQL scripts (no GUI new‑database wizard), uses snippets and stored procedures that return JSON, exports query results to CSV/Excel/JSON, and uses integrated terminal and debugger with extensions.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 3:24Introducing the tools
- 9:18Installation and setup
- 14:45Interface and customization
- 25:34SQL scripting with Azure Data Studio
- 33:00Cloud database management
- 38:48Web development with VS Code
- 49:05Productivity tips and tricks
- 58:11Q&A and closing remarks
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