Compared to the 2k Explorer a huge list of databases (shared hosting) takes
only seconds instead of 10, 20 minutes.
They should have a look at the easy to use backup tool in MySQL
Administrator. Perfect for tranfering databases and backups of course.
It's a very good idea to merge Query Analyser and Enterprise Manager.
However, the fact that it takes ages to start and close often puts me off using
it.
Just a better interface compared to the SQL 2000. Instead of running Query
Analyzer and Enterprise Manager separately like in 2000, it was combined in one
for 2005. It also does a better job of optimizing stored procedures and queries.
One downside of transitioning from 2000 to 2005 is the remaking DTS packages
into SSIS.
Must be installed before Visual Studio or you will get errors. That's probably the most annoying thing about getting this program.
BEST!
Powerful tool
Лучшая программа по управлению базами данных MS SQL.
А Query Analyzer ещё есть куда развиваться.
the best of DB !
So Much Nice Application!
I Love it behind Vs.Net!!!
Incredible!
very useful but I like to add IntelliSense when writing SQL Script. I hope it cover in SQL2008
Compared to the 2k Explorer a huge list of databases (shared hosting) takes only seconds instead of 10, 20 minutes.
They should have a look at the easy to use backup tool in MySQL Administrator. Perfect for tranfering databases and backups of course.
It's a very good idea to merge Query Analyser and Enterprise Manager. However, the fact that it takes ages to start and close often puts me off using it.
Better than SQL Server 2k, but could be much better than it is.
Just a better interface compared to the SQL 2000. Instead of running Query Analyzer and Enterprise Manager separately like in 2000, it was combined in one for 2005. It also does a better job of optimizing stored procedures and queries. One downside of transitioning from 2000 to 2005 is the remaking DTS packages into SSIS.
Pretty cumbersome interface when compared to older versions but most of our servers require us to use 2005. It's dreadful.