@Grumm There are a plethora of database tools that allow you to query multiple types of databases. DBBeaver, SQuirreldb, etc.. it is very usefull. So I've figured that ADS could do this as well. It's really not that strange of a thought.

@jonas-w That product ain't free. Not saying you shouldn't pay for a quality piece of software.. but Azure Data Studio is free. Perhaps that's where the problem lies? You get what you pay for?

Well yes, people are shit.

Okay so regularly updating your software DOES work. Problem solved.

@sudocode Yes those old mainframes surely are smoking. I also love the design of those monitors.

You guys are being trolled. seriously.

@TheCommoner282 Because real men use real unix, right?

@justamuslimguy Fine, but sometimes it just doesn’t.

@IntrusionCM Thanks, nah it’s alright. i’ve made sure that the communication is being facilitated by the perpetrator .

@Bybit260 You must be joking right?

update- we’ve decided to restore the database from a backup. Some data is lost and some people are angry now.

@kescherRant No, it was a SQL Server transaction log file. Mind you, this is a fairly new assignment for me and there's not a lot of SQL Server skill around here.

I just can’t believe how 100+ lines of code can be reduced to 5 without breaking something.

@uyouthe @uyouthe Isn’t that the essence of a program?

These passionate people tend to burn out more quickly. It happened to me and i’m not falling for the same trap again.

We use a seagull database system, it really flies!

The whole term has nothing to do with races or whatever. Soon you’ll be unable to buy a black coffee because a vocal minority with peas for brains are offended. Can’t we just get along without being offended all the time? It is making me anxious.

I just learn by making things, and mostly breaking things, and then fixing them because what I broke was actually important...

Congratulations! Now you need to buy us beer.

Well isn't the internet just a bunch of computers connected through another computers? I miss the old times where web pages were static and social media wasn't a thing yet.

@deadlyRants Holy shit that's bad.

asm and c are just tools. i don’t use them because to me they are not fit for the job. It would be like building a sandcastle using tweezers.

@katbreitin And then complains how salmonella gets them.

I felt a small panic attack when i read the “this worked before “

Are you using notepad or what?

@ScriptCoded ahh i get it, sorry

@ScriptCoded Sorry i don’t get it

I have to use it every day, I create SSIS packages and maintain over 100 ssis projects and each of them contain over 30 to 50 packages. sometimes 200.

So why do I use this shit? because it 'works'. But I don't like it, and when I have to troubleshoot it I really start dislike my field of work.

Yeah, the tool is depressing.

The idea of extending SSIS with c# functionality is nice, because the "sky's the limit".

Too bad the implementation makes you think they advocate a horrible programming style.

Just wrap the entire script with a try-catch clause and be done with it. It doesn't make for nice code but it 'works'.

Also, why does SSIS *HAVE* to open a new visual studio every time you open a C# script!?