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logview4net is a log viewer/log monitor for data created by various sources. It can listen to UDP, tail a file, tail a SQL table, monitor the eventlog and watch RSS and Atom feeds. It requires the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
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Michel Max - SSMS Tools 2019
Tools for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2019
Extension for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2019, it provides the SSMS with: - Format SQL Code. - Prepare the Procedures/Functions to be called. - Regions to organize the code. - Retrieve the complete Information of a Table. - Tab Colorize, base in the configuration window you can colorize the existing session based in the filters that you applied, making easy to the developer to identify each server/database he/she is working on -
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Michel Max - SSMS Tools 2017
Tools for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2017
Extension for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2017, it provides the SSMS with: - Format SQL Code. - Prepare the Procedures/Functions to be called. - Regions to organize the code. - Retrieve the complete Information of a Table. - Tab Colorize, base in the configuration window you can colorize the existing session based in the filters that you applied, making easy to the developer to identify each server/database he/she is working on -
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Michel Max - SSMS Tools 2016
Tools for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2016
Extension for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2016, it provides the SSMS with: - Format SQL Code. - Prepare the Procedures/Functions to be called. - Regions to organize the code. - Retrieve the complete Information of a Table. - Tab Colorize, base in the configuration window you can colorize the existing session based in the filters that you applied, making easy to the developer to identify each server/database he/she is working on -
Ango Hub | All-in-one data labeling platformAI-Assisted features of the Ango Hub will automate your AI data workflows to improve data labeling efficiency and model RLHF, all while allowing domain experts to focus on providing high-quality data.
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Michel Max - SSMS Tools 2014
Tools for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2014
Extension for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2014, it provides the SSMS with: - Format SQL Code. - Prepare the Procedures/Functions to be called. - Regions to organize the code. - Retrieve the complete Information of a Table. - Tab Colorize, base in the configuration window you can colorize the existing session based in the filters that you applied, making easy to the developer to identify each server/database he/she is working on -
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Michel Max - SSMS Tools 2012
Tools for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2012
Extension for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2012, it provides the SSMS with: - Format SQL Code. - Prepare the Procedures/Functions to be called. - Regions to organize the code. - Retrieve the complete Information of a Table. - Tab Colorize, base in the configuration window you can colorize the existing session based in the filters that you applied, making easy to the developer to identify each server/database he/she is working on
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