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I'm using SQLTools with the SQLite extension in Azure Data Studio because I believe it's the only SQL engine Azure needs to be complete.
The extension works well and does its job, but it would be nice if you could customize where the results will appear. In other applications, the results always appear at the bottom, but in VSCode/Azure Data Studio, it creates the group on the right.
Another idea, related specifically to the SQLite driver, is to simplify the process of creating and managing a connection. You know SQLite works with files, so it's awkward to specify a name, set the default record limit, look up the file path... Just to open a file! I suggest simplifying this process in the case of SQLite, and perhaps creating an association to the extension to make it accessible doulbe-clicking or dropping on the application.
And please, remove the Connection Details step
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The extension works well and does its job, but it would be nice if you could customize where the results will appear. In other applications, the results always appear at the bottom, but in VSCode/Azure Data Studio, it creates the group on the right.
This is similar to #1047 - may be worth adding your voice there
I'm using SQLTools with the SQLite extension in Azure Data Studio because I believe it's the only SQL engine Azure needs to be complete.
The extension works well and does its job, but it would be nice if you could customize where the results will appear. In other applications, the results always appear at the bottom, but in VSCode/Azure Data Studio, it creates the group on the right.
Another idea, related specifically to the SQLite driver, is to simplify the process of creating and managing a connection. You know SQLite works with files, so it's awkward to specify a name, set the default record limit, look up the file path... Just to open a file! I suggest simplifying this process in the case of SQLite, and perhaps creating an association to the extension to make it accessible doulbe-clicking or dropping on the application.
And please, remove the Connection Details step
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: