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Re:SQL Notebook by infogulch on Wednesday May 10, 2017 @10:38AM (#14308524)
I agree with you on all points. Products on the periphery of SQL Server have been severely neglected for years. There is a replacement for some of SSRS in PowerBI and SSAS, which is actually pretty nice. If I'm not mistaken, people serious about version control and deployment in SQL Server use redgate software.

My question is how other databases fare in these areas. I'm not familiar with any solutions for Reporting UI, ETL, and Schema Version Control in MySQL or PostgreSQL. What built-in tools do other databases have that outperform SQL Server's (obviously crumbling) functionality?

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Re:SQL Notebook by mistermann on Thursday May 11, 2017 @01:24AM (#14314018)
The general consensus is usually that this MS tooling, yes the one just described, is very good! Certainly far better than the competition. It boggles the mind.
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