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11 TopicsLeverage GitHub Copilot to work with MySQL in Azure Data Studio
GitHub Copilot is an AI-powered code completion tool developed by GitHub and powered by OpenAI. It leverages machine learning models trained on vast amounts of code to generate context-aware code suggestions to make you more productive. If you’re a developer wanting to learn MySQL or to improve your productivity while developing with MySQL, then GitHub Copilot on Azure Data Studio can help you get started.5.3KViews1like1CommentLocal Development using Azure Cosmos DB Emulator at no Cost
Discover the Azure Cosmos DB Emulator – your key to a smooth, cost-effective local development experience. This guide equips you with everything you need: installation steps, using the Data Explorer, connecting with Azure Data Studio, and consuming Cosmos DB with JavaScript/TypeScript client libraries. Boost your development efficiency and build robust applications with confidence.17KViews0likes0CommentsGetting Started with GitHub Copilot in Azure Data Studio
Copilot in Azure Data Studio is a game-changer for developers worldwide. Its ability to provide intelligent code suggestions and completions significantly improves productivity, enhances code quality, and promotes a culture of learning and collaboration.9.9KViews2likes0CommentsIntroducing Azure SQL Database offline migrations for the Azure SQL migration extension
The new migration capability in the Azure SQL Migration extension provides an end-to-end experience to modernize SQL Server to Azure SQL Database. The extension allows you to perform a migration readiness check with actions to remediate possible migration blockers, export the assessment results, and get right-sized Azure recommendations.17KViews3likes1CommentAnnouncing MySQL extension for Azure Data Studio (Public Preview)
We're excited to announce a new MySQL extension for Azure Data Studio! You can use this extension to connect to, query and develop for MySQL hosted on-premises or on the cloud (on VMs, on managed MySQL in other clouds or on Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server), using the capabilities of Azure Data Studio.5.1KViews3likes0CommentsAzure Data Studio - default dashboard settings for Server and Desktop?
Hello. I am just starting to learning Azure Data Studio. My Server Dashboard and Database Dashboard don't seem to have the same widgets by default as per all of the tutorials. Below are my default settings (which have not changed). Could someone please tell me (or perhaps provide) the default settings I need so that my dashboards display all of the "default" widgets? { "workbench.enablePreviewFeatures": true, "workbench.startupEditor": "welcomePageWithTour", "datasource.connectionGroups": [ { "name": "ROOT", "id": "C777F06B-202E-4480-B475-FA416154D458" } ], "datasource.connections": [ { "options": { "connectionName": "", "server": "localhost\\SQLEXPRESS", "database": "", "authenticationType": "Integrated", "user": "", "password": "", "connectTimeout": "30", "connectRetryCount": "1", "connectRetryInterval": "10", "applicationName": "azdata", "groupId": "C777F06B-202E-4480-B475-FA416154D458", "databaseDisplayName": "" }, "groupId": "C777F06B-202E-4480-B475-FA416154D458", "providerName": "MSSQL", "savePassword": true, "id": "e53c9395-7bd0-4864-b65c-01ad39fbf340" } ], } PS: I couldn't find a specific topic group for "Azure Data Studio". If this is not the correct place, please let me know where best to ask my question. Many thanks Michelle1KViews1like2Comments