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Adding SQL Search to Azure Data Studio
There are a limited number of extensions available for Azure Data Studio (ADS), but one that came out early is SQL Search. This is highlighted as a recommended extension from Microsoft. Redgate worked with them early on in the lifecycle … Continue reading
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Learning to Search
I’ve had my own domain for about 17 years now, and about 6 or 7 years I decided to move my email from GoDaddy to Google. There were a variety of reasons, but the bottom line was I got more … Continue reading
A Better (Free) Search in SSMS
A few years back, Redgate Software released SQL Search. This was an internal project that became a free product we released. Free as in beer, so go get it. Why use SQL Search? There are a number of good reasons, … Continue reading
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