Interesting SQL code editor

Please check out:
Fast SQL Editor
A new and powerfull SQL editor for the professional user.
www.activefrog.com
We are still looking for Beta Testers of this new product. Please visit the
web site and download this amazing tool.
The activeFrog.com team
"activefrog.com" <mail@.activefrog.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Please check out:
> Fast SQL Editor
> A new and powerfull SQL editor for the professional user.
> www.activefrog.com
> We are still looking for Beta Testers of this new product. Please visit
the
> web site and download this amazing tool.
> The activeFrog.com team
Although this question should be forbidden in this group... :-) Do you
plan to go cross platform, i.e. support other SQL dialects as well?
Kind regards
robert
|||One question I have is why develop a new sql editor considering that the
market is flooded anyway?
activefrog.com wrote:
> Please check out:
> Fast SQL Editor
> A new and powerfull SQL editor for the professional user.
> www.activefrog.com
> We are still looking for Beta Testers of this new product. Please visit the
> web site and download this amazing tool.
> The activeFrog.com team
>
>

Intellisense in QueryAnalzer ??

Was there a beta version of the new 2005 "QueryAnalyer" that came with
Intellisense? Am I just crazy? I thought that there was a beta with this
feature.Hello beginthreadex,

> Was there a beta version of the new 2005 "QueryAnalyer" that came with
> Intellisense? Am I just crazy? I thought that there was a beta with
> this feature.
There was, for a while and it got cut so the product would get out the door.
Give PromptSQL [0] a looksee instead.
[0]: http://www.promptsql.com/
its Beeyotchin.
Thank you,
Kent Tegels
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ktegels/|||What beta? Was it provided in the MSDN?
We already have several PromptSQL licenses in the office here.

> Hello beginthreadex,
>
> There was, for a while and it got cut so the product would get out the
> door. Give PromptSQL [0] a looksee instead.
> [0]: http://www.promptsql.com/
> its Beeyotchin.
> Thank you,
> Kent Tegels
> DevelopMentor
> http://staff.develop.com/ktegels/
new|||PromptSQL looks interesting since it allows you to use the native Microsoft
tools. In fact I might have to take a look at it. If you are not tied to
the Microsoft tools Aqua Data Studio does a decent job of providing this
functionality as well. http://www.aquafold.com
"Kent Tegels" <ktegels@.develop.com> wrote in message
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> Hello beginthreadex,
>
> There was, for a while and it got cut so the product would get out the
> door. Give PromptSQL [0] a looksee instead.
> [0]: http://www.promptsql.com/
> its Beeyotchin.
> Thank you,
> Kent Tegels
> DevelopMentor
> http://staff.develop.com/ktegels/
>|||Hello beginthreadex,
B1 if I recall correctly. Its been ages ago since that though. Like, what
20 months? :)
Thank you,
Kent Tegels
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ktegels/

Integration Services in BOL: Is this all I get?

Short answer
NO, the beta or CTP Books Online that you're using is not all there's going to be. Make sure that you watch for the Web release of BOL that will drop around the time that SQL Server 2005 hits the streets! Read more to understand why.

More information
SQL Server 2005 is going to be released simultaneously in 8 or 9 languages. Since the documentation team had to lock down early to allow time for translation, the version of Books Online that you'll get on the CD in the box is going to be several months old. Think of the BOL in the box as Version 0.9, while Version 1.0 will be the RTM Web release. Meanwhile we're working non-stop to update, improve, and add to the Integration Services content in Books Online.

Remember that the BOL feedback links are your most direct route to improved content!

-Doug

Doug,
Are we going to be able to sync our local install with the web release?

-Jamie|||Jamie,

If you mean, will you see updated content silently downloaded on a topic-by-topic basis in your existing BOL installation, unfortunately, no. BOL and the Microsoft Help 2.0 technology that we rely on don't currently support that. The Web release around RTM that I mentioned will simply be a complete new BOL installation...and yes, a rather sizeable download.

We will, at least, be flagging content that has changed significantly so that you won't have to scan all the sections that interest you with the hope of coming across some new tidbit of information.

Best regards,

-Doug