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Manage SQL Server without leaving macOS or Linux
A terminal-based SQL Server Management Studio for Linux, macOS, and Windows. One executable — no GUI, no installer, no SQL client tools or drivers required.We'll put more content here soon.
Connect to SQL Server — The connection dialog lets you pick an auth mode, specify server, database and credentials.
Browse your servers — A tree view of instances, databases and all their dbo-schema objects. Expand folders to inspect tables, views, stored procedures and more.
Server properties — Details about the connected SQL Server instance: capabilities, configuration settings and metadata.
Object detail browser — The right-hand pane shows properties for whichever node you select in the tree. Click any object to see its details.
Database properties — Full property sheet for a database: general info, files, options, recovery model and more.
Write and run queries — Syntax-aware editor with query execution buttons, toolbar controls and result tabs below the text area.
Multiple result sets — Running a batch that returns several result sets generates multiple tabs, each showing its own grid of rows.
Graphical execution plan — The visual plan renderer draws operators as nodes with arrows showing data flow, plus cost percentages and row estimates.
Tree-view execution plan — An alternative to the graphical renderer: a collapsible tree that shows each operator's details in text form.
Historical activity view — See past queries and their durations from the activity monitor's historical data collection.
Real-time system health — The sampled view shows current blocking chains, active sessions, resource waits and CPU/disk I/O trends.
TempDB monitoring — A dedicated view for tempdb: file usage, session temp table allocations and internal object churn in real time.
Availability Group configuration — Create or manage Always On Availability Groups from the Properties sheet, including replica settings, listener config, and failover policy.
