SQL Server clients for OS X.

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SimonMac replied

2 February 2016, 14:03
I have a Windows machine in VirtualBox running on my Mac with SSMS and Visual Studio, cleaner for separation by project etc.
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stek replied

2 February 2016, 13:48
Originally posted by zazou View Post

What's the best tool for working on SQL Server (Azure) from a Mac?

I've used SQLPro in the past but usually just fire up a Windows VM for the Studio as the former is a bit clunky at times.
Someone suggested DbVisualizer to me and I plan to have a look.

Navicat?

Seem to recall it's bloody expensive though....
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zazou started a topic SQL Server clients for OS X.

2 February 2016, 13:45
SQL Server clients for OS X.

What's the best tool for working on SQL Server (Azure) from a Mac?

I've used SQLPro in the past but usually just fire up a Windows VM for the Studio as the former is a bit clunky at times.
Someone suggested DbVisualizer to me and I plan to have a look.
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