✅ Database window in rider/visual studio
Hello guys, I was watching some videos, I noticed that the developers make use of an in-built database window. Like say I'm saving my data to SSMS, each time I need to write a query, I would change application and go to SSMS and write a query statement, observe the result set and go back to my IDE. So, there is kind of a "short-cut" like where our IDE acts as a UI just like the SSMS?
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vs doesnt
Rider does
but rider does yeah
idk what the shortcut is
oh ok that's nice
It's just off to the side
I'm reading the docs, will just try to implement it
yep, will try to connect my db and come back
yeahhhhh manage to do it
Thanks guys
hmmm
I was watching this video, the person is using visual studio, right? but he has access to the SQL Server object explorer
huh
is that new?
last i checked vs didnt have this
that was the reason i created my jetbrains account actually
but it was a year ago tbf
hmm I think the video is from april 2022, here is the link of the video I'm watching:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/entity-framework-core-for-beginners/getting-started-with-entity-framework-core
nvm, I'm using rider nonetheless
Getting Started with Entity Framework Core [1 of 5]
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