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What are some SQL Server Management Studio tools (preferably free) for the Mac that can be used to do development work on SQL Server?

Peter Mortensen
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Eric
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    Have a look at this thread: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3452/sql-client-for-mac-os-x-that-works-with-ms-sql-server – ChristopheD Jul 08 '10 at 05:24
  • @ChristopheD that is the exact thread I was looking for when I asked this question. – Eric Jul 08 '10 at 13:34

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Azure Data Studio

Microsoft is providing cross platform database tool for it's own Cloud/On-Prem Database platforms. I am using it on MacOS High Sierra. It is free to use and offers almost all features from Windows based SSMS.

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I prefer the official Microsoft tool: Azure Data Studio. It can perform all regular database tasks.

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I Use RazorSQL on my Mac and it's pretty solid. It doesn't fully compare to SMS, but it's good none the less --- about as good as the comparison between "Mono Develop" and "Visual Studio".

It's not "free" but at $70 it's a steal.

Chase Florell
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