Select SQL Server (mssql) and then click on Install in order to start the installation process.Ībout a minute or two later, the installation of SQL Server (mssql) is completed. Installing the MSSQL Extensionįrom the Welcome screen, click on the Extensions button (purple arrow). Select, I accept the agreement, and then click Next.Īccept the default install location and click Next.Īccept the Start Menu folder name and click Next.Īt this step, I selected the Create a desktop icon option and then I clicked on Next.įinally, click on the Finish button. Start by double-clicking on the setup file and then click Next on the welcome screen. In this blog post, I use System Installer for my example. In this case: User Installer or System Installer. If you are like me, however, with Windows you want installer options. You can download the User Installer directly from the home page,, where the download picks the correct OS for you. Want to get started with Visual Studio Code too? Then follow along as I show you where to find it, how to install it, how to install the MSSQL extension and then how to get started using it with SQL Server. Plus, I’m just trying to be current by, “keeping up with the times.” Second, it is also a great replacement for SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). First, it is a great replacement for PowerShell ISE. Why am I looking at it? There are two main reasons. She said, “Hey Garth! Didn’t you want to check out Visual Studio Code?” “Of course,” I said, “It’s been on my list for a long, long time.”
You know how life gets busy and you never seem to have any time for smaller projects? Well, am I ever grateful to Julie Andreacola who reminded me about Visual Studio Code (VSC) while we were at the Midwest Management Summit (MMSMOA) in Minnesota earlier this year.
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