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Here, I explain how to use Azure Data Studio (formerly SQL Operations Studio) to create a database in SQL Server.
In my case, I’m running SQL Server on a Mac (via a Docker container), but these instructions are generic and should work exactly the same way on Linux and Windows.
This tutorial assumes you already have Azure Data Studio installed on your machine, and you’ve connected to your SQL Server instance. If you don’t have Azure Data Studio installed on your machine, here are instructions for installing it on a Mac and connecting to SQL Server via Docker. The Azure Data Studio installation is pretty straightforward (you install it just like any other software), so if you’re on Linux or Windows, you shouldn’t have any issues.
To create a database in Azure Data Studio, you simply open a new query editor and run a CREATE DATABASE query.
Open a New Query Editor
In Azure Data Studio, there are several ways to open a new query editor. They are:
- Right-click on the server name in the left pane, then click on the New Query option from the contextual menu (pictured below).
- Click on the New Query button on the Server Dashboard
- Use a keyboard shortcut (on Windows this is Ctrl+N. On Mac it’s Cmd+N)
Here’s a screenshot of the first option:
Create the Database
So, now that you’ve opened a new query editor, you can go ahead and enter your CREATE DATABASE statement.
- Enter your query. You can either type it all out, or copy and paste it. Another option is to open a previously saved query by going to the File > Open menu option. Here’s the script that I used for this example:
- Click the Run button at the top of the query editor.
View the Database
Now that you’ve run your query, you should be able to see the database in the left pane. If you don’t see it, you probably need to refresh it.
- Right-click on Databases in the left pane
- Click Refresh from the contextual menu
You should now see your database appear under Databases (when it’s expanded):
Teradata Studio is an administration toolkit that helps users to create and administer database objects. It also provides a SQL Editor and Result Set Viewer for retrieving and displaying data fron your Teradata Database systems (Teradata, Aster, and Hadoop). It is built on the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP). For more information on Teradata Studio, refer to the article Teradata Studio.
Teradata Studio contains several open-source components. A package containing the source code and licenses for these components is also available for download. This package does not contain proprietary Teradata source code.
Teradata Studio is a fully supported product by Teradata.
For community support, please visit the Teradata Studio Forum.
For release specific information , please go though the Readme documentation.
Teradata Studio 16.20.10(+).XX will support OpenJDK versions 8 and 10 from any distributor. The recommended distributor is Azul.
Depending on Operating System, either JDK or JRE must be installed.
• Mac OS requires JDK
• Linux or Windows requires JDK or JRE
Azul Zulu OpenJDK Installation
1.Download required Java version 8 or 10 or 11 depending on your operating system:
• Azul Open JDK 8 (Choose the platform to download): https://www.azul.com/downloads/zulu/
• Azul Open JDK 10 for Linux: https://www.azul.com/products/zulu-and-zulu-enterprise/download-java-10-for-linux/
• Azul Open JDK 10 for Windows: https://www.azul.com/products/zulu-and-zulu-enterprise/download-java-10-for-windows/
2. Follow steps specified in the Zulu Installation Guide at https://docs.azul.com/zulu/zuludocs/ depending on your operating system
Oracle JDK Installation
Data Studio Formula
1. Download r equired Oracle Java version 8 or 10 or 11 depending on your operating system.
• Java 8: Java SE Downloads
• Java 10: Java SE Downloads
• Java 11: Java SE Downloads
Azure Data Studio For Mac
2. Follow steps specified in the Installation Instructions section at the respective JavaSE Downloads website.
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