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Database Admin Tool Extensions for Windows (preview)
The Database Admin Tool Extensions for Windows adds Windows-specific functionality into Azure Data Studio. Currently this functionality includes the ability to launch a set of SQL Server Management Studio experiences directly from Azure Data Studio.
These experiences include:
- SSMS Property dialogs for select object types, such as Databases, Views, Stored Procedures and more
- The Generate Scripts Wizard
How do I launch these experiences?
Both of these are available as menu items on the context menu for nodes in the Object Explorer tree. Right click on a node that supports one of the experiences and select the appropriate item.
Properties for the property dialogs of supported object types
Generate Scripts... for the Generate Scripts Wizard (only available on Database nodes)
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