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* Fix initial build breaks from 1.67 merge (#2514) * Update yarn lock files * Update build scripts * Fix tsconfig * Build breaks * WIP * Update yarn lock files * Misc breaks * Updates to package.json * Breaks * Update yarn * Fix breaks * Breaks * Build breaks * Breaks * Breaks * Breaks * Breaks * Breaks * Missing file * Breaks * Breaks * Breaks * Breaks * Breaks * Fix several runtime breaks (#2515) * Missing files * Runtime breaks * Fix proxy ordering issue * Remove commented code * Fix breaks with opening query editor * Fix post merge break * Updates related to setup build and other breaks (#2516) * Fix bundle build issues * Update distro * Fix distro merge and update build JS files * Disable pipeline steps * Remove stats call * Update license name * Make new RPM dependencies a warning * Fix extension manager version checks * Update JS file * Fix a few runtime breaks * Fixes * Fix runtime issues * Fix build breaks * Update notebook tests (part 1) * Fix broken tests * Linting errors * Fix hygiene * Disable lint rules * Bump distro * Turn off smoke tests * Disable integration tests * Remove failing "activate" test * Remove failed test assertion * Disable other broken test * Disable query history tests * Disable extension unit tests * Disable failing tasks
Microsoft Central Management Servers for Azure Data Studio
Central Management Servers (preview)
The Central Management Servers extension allows users to store a list of instances of SQL Server that is organized into one or more groups. Actions that are taken using a CMS group act on all servers in the server group.
This experience is currently in its initial preview. Please report issues and feature requests here.
How do I start Central Management Servers?
Central Management Servers can be viewed by clicking on the Connections icon (Ctrl/Cmd + G). The first time you download the extension, the CMS view will be minimized, and you can open it by click on Central Management Servers
Where can I learn more about Central Management Servers
To learn more conceptually about Central Management Servers, you can read more here.
Code of Conduct
This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.
Privacy Statement
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License
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Licensed under the Source EULA.