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Re:Show HN: Ship 2.0 – A macOS Native Interface to GitHub Is... by koolba on Thursday January 26, 2017 @04:19PM (#13495324)
> We can agree to disagree, but the tooling has definitely saved me enough time to be worth it.

What specifically are you referring to (regarding tooling)? Do you mean running it on Azure as a managed service that auto scales, programming tools/frameworks like LINQ, or client side GUI tools?

From an automation perspective not having a decent CLI for MSSQL to facilitate scripting makes it a pain from day one.

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Re:Show HN: Ship 2.0 – A macOS Native Interface to GitHub Is... by kogir on Thursday January 26, 2017 @04:26PM (#13495376)
SSMS is pretty great, especially for digging into query plans and deadlock graphs. Same for SQL Server Profiler.

We use Database projects in Visual Studio, so all our schema, stored procedures, and other scripts are in version control. We can compile them (additional validation) into dacpac packages, and script updates and deployment to local instances and Azure with sqlpackage and sqlcmd.

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