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From Apr 24, 2019 (https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2019/04/24/sql-server-management-studio-ssms-18-0-released-for-general-availability/):
Think of these two tools not as separate tools doing different things, but as one integrated tool. Each tool has different experiences built into it and can be launched from the other seamlessly.From Oct 20,2020 (https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2020/10/20/sql-server-management-studio-18-7-now-generally-available/):
SQL Server Management Studio is a foundational tool for many working with Microsoft data solutions. First released in 2018, Azure Data Studio is a cross-platform and open source desktop environment for data professionals using the Azure Data family of on-premises and cloud data platform solutions. Architecturally, SQL Server Management Studio has long been combined with additional tools, including Profiler, Database Engine Tuning Advisor (DTA), and Database Mail. As Azure Data Studio continues to mature, the Microsoft data tools experience on Windows has become a combination of SSMS and Azure Data Studio. Beginning in the 18.7 release of SQL Server Management Studio, Azure Data Studio…Michel Zehnder
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This is definitely coming!
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This is on our long term roadmap.
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Work has started on both moving capabilities that are only available in the CDN Supplemental Portal (e.g. rules engine) into the Azure Portal and also providing API’s to support all of these features. This work will be done in multiple phases over the next several months.
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Any progress? We are way past "over the next several months".. we're now at "several years" :D
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This is in progress for Azure CDN from Microsoft.
-Max G [MSFT]
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We have raised the limit to 100 recently. We are regularly reviewing the limits and will continue to look for opportunities to raise the limits even further. Stay tuned :)
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Apparently the limit is 40 now. Would still like to have more:
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Please make this happen... this is severly crippling the usefulness of this!
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Please allow the move between resource groups in the portal
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SSMS is HUGE and has a strong dependency on visual studio components. It's not as easy as you think. They are working on a new cross-platform SQL Management experience called SQL Operations Studio. Over time I guess this will take over from SSMS and replace it. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/sql-operations-studio/download?view=sql-server-2017
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@Mark Freeman: There is. Tools -> Check for Updates...
You need to be using the "new" SSMS that is not bundled with SQL Server (i.e. this one: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/download-sql-server-management-studio-ssms?view=sql-server-2017)Michel Zehnder
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Object Explorer doesn’t populate the entire tree in memory, unlike visual studio’s solution explorer. It wouldn’t know if database “MyDatabase” existed until you expanded the Databases node.
There are third party plugins that provide this type of functionality, I believe, by downloading a bunch of data in the background and exposing a search.Michel Zehnder
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<=-=Jun 23 2015 8:37AM=-=>I’m the first to post a useful comment. This must make me special.
Seriously though, this would be an excellent solution to having to create a new “scratchdb” to hold my interim ETL data. This would be a major plus in simplifying design of a high performance app.
<=-=Jul 3 2015 5:04AM=-=>In 2014, memory optimized tables, and delayed durability can be used help mitigate these Issues. However neither of this are always completely viable solutions. Brent’s proposed solution is likely the simplest way to achieve this with the least amount of unwanted impact. It is important to note that other platforms implement similar functionality as well. Notably Oracle.
<=-=Nov 29 2016 3:58PM=-=>There are so many good things about this suggestion. I am amazed that SQL does not have the capability to turn off logging for certain tables that you define as no…
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Any update?