![]() We would also like to introduce arm64 macOS support, for which many of you have been patiently waiting for (more details below).Īs you may already know, SQL Server 2022 is generally available today, and we have introduced support for this latest version of SQL Server via our deployment wizard. ![]() The MySQL extension for Azure Data Studio is also available in preview, as is Azure SQL Database Offline Migration support in the Azure SQL Migration extension. In addition to these two features now being generally available, we are pleased to announce enhancements in the assessment tooling for Oracle database migration to Azure Database for PostgreSQL and Azure SQL, both in preview. We are grateful for continued engagement from users as we work to make Azure Data Studio the tool of choice for cloud database management across multiple platforms. We would also like to thank the MVPs and community members who provided feedback on these features. ![]() We would like to extend a huge thank you to our engineering teams who have worked tirelessly over the past few months on improvements to these features. The first is the announcement of the general availability of Table Designer and Query Plan Viewer. SQLGene Sorry, I'm at the Hampton starting tonight.In this release of Azure Data Studio, we have exciting news to share across several of our core features and extensions. ![]() I'm nor sure if I need more coffee, a beer, or a needle to poke out my eyes. Plus I have the dentist later, so maybe this isn't my day 5 hours ago SQLGene Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow pshore73 Maybe. Steve’s tomaz_tsql I have not and hope never to jowlymonster I sympathze for you 2 hours ago.As you can see, the database is defaulted to postgres and my queries have returned the version and tables in this database. Then you can verify your connection with a query or two. I often use 54320, 54321, 54322 for my ports, so you can see I’ve entered that below:Ĭlick Ok if you’re added a port, and you should see these details:Ĭlick Connect, and you should connect immediately. To do that for PostgreSQL, click the “Advanced” button. One last thing, as I often run databases in containers, I’ll change the port. I also change the authentication type to Login and enter “postgres” as the default user. I choose localhost, as that’s where my instance is running. As you can see below, there are now two choices for the connection type: SQL Server and PostgreSQL. To connect, first open a new Query window.Īt the top there is a “Connect” button. If you want to do this in a container, see my link above. Once installed, the connection is like any connection in ADS.įirst, make sure you have PostgreSQL installed. Before you do this, the button that says uninstall would say install. You can see it installed on my system below. If you click the Extensions blade and then search for postgresql, you’ll find it. They also have added an extension that allows connections to PostgreSQL. I don’t use it a lot, but I find it useful for some coding. If you haven’t installed PostgreSQL, or want to work with a container, check out my previous post: Creating a PostgreSQL Docker Container with a Volume on Windows Azure Data StudioĪzure Data Studio (ADS) is a fork of Visual Studio Code, but specialized for databases. This post looks at the basics of getting started with PostgreSQL by connecting to the platform with Azure Data Studio. More and more organizations are looking at PostgreSQL for relational data stores as both SQL Server and Oracle are very expensive, and this is a viable alternative. PostgreSQL is a relational platform that is open source, free to use, available as a supported commercial product from various companies, and has been in active development for over 35 years. I’ve been doing a bit of work with PostgreSQL as part of my work with Redgate.
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