The October release of Azure Data Studio (formerly called SQL Operations Studio) includes preview support for SQL Server 2019 and more. Azure Data Studio, which was introduced last year as SQL ...

Enhance your Log Analytics data exploration in Azure Data Studio The Azure Monitor Logs extension in Azure Data Studio is now available in preview. The extension is supported in Azure Data Studio ...

Azure Data Studio will officially be retired on February 28, 2026. Microsoft just announced the retirement in a blog post, recommending that all users try out the alternatives: Visual Studio Code and ...

Azure Data Studio uses various "backend" services to do everything. The major one of these services is the SQL Tools Service. The SQL Tools Service (STS) primarily enables MSSQL connections and other ...

To use the provided samples make sure you have the following pre-requisites: An Azure subscription - Create one for free Azure SQL Database - Create one for free Make sure you have an Azure OpenAI ...

Microsoft has released the September update for Azure Data Studio, bringing SQL Server command line mode in the Query Editor, Notebook improvements, the Query Editor Boost extension, and more.

In the blog post, Microsoft SQL Operations Studio (MSOS from here on, for brevity) was described as a cross-platform, lightweight tool for modern database development and operations. Along with SQL ...

A new release of Azure Data Studio to share—introducing 1.41. We are less than one month into 2023 and already have a new release of Azure Data Studio to share—introducing 1.41! With this release, we ...