Azure Data Studio is a data management tool that enables you to work with SQL Server, Azure SQL DB and SQL DW from Windows, macOS and Linux.
Hello, I am playing around with building UI with the new proposed UI elements. I am using
window.modelviewdialog.Dialog.registerCloseValidator and I was wondering what would be a good way of informing the user if the result is invalid. Preferably I would like to flag it up inside of the dialog, that they are trying to close, next to the invalid value, but I don't think I am able to access specific elements from this far up.
@stanislavHamara You can access specific elements at that point if you save a reference to the component when you create it originally in the registerContent function. If you need a custom message near an input your best bet may be to make a text component and then set the text during validation as needed. You could also set the dialogâs âmessageâ property, but right now that message shows in the bottom of the dialog next to the buttons so it may not be quite what you need.
Additionally if you just need to validate what users put into individual input boxes you could use the âwithValidationâ method when building the component, though right now this doesnât let you use a custom error message
Want to implement new features both in sqltoolsservice and sqlops
sqlops and VS code share a common look & feel. Is there a shared lib behind that, for building our own tools ?
@stevebeauge: do you want to know which framework was used for GUI?
if so, it's Electron, it's based on Chromium, Node and JavaScript/TypeScript
@SebastianPfliegel : I know electron is the runtime behind the tools. But the left navigation bar, the status bar, the theme, ... is not comming with electron (isn't it?). I wonder if I can create a new application and benefits this common look and feel by adding a few dependencies. Forking VSCode seems a bit overweighted for my needs
@stevebeauge I don't know if this is what you are looking for, but I was doing some digging around and found this https://github.com/Microsoft/sqlopsstudio/blob/master/samples/sqlservices/src/controllers/mainController.ts. I was successfully able to reuse this in my extension turning on the "proposed extension" flag by adding a
enableProposedApi: true to package.json. You'll also have to copy the sqlops.proposed.d.tsinto your extension project.
@yualan I'm putting together a blog of the path that I took to put it together and the resources I used. I did both VS Code extension example walk-throughs - Hello World and Word Count. The extension generator (both VS Code and SQL Ops) cuts a significant portion of the initial setup out and makes the development of extensions very nearly instant gratification.
Hi everyone, i've made a pull request for sqltoolsservice project. All checks seems OK but there is no activity since the day it was opened.
Should i inform someone, or is there something i need to do?
PR Link: Microsoft/sqltoolsservice#684
after installing the app white screen is appearing with a menu bar and nothing is working
does anyone get this issue ?
Excuse me, do you know if Azure Data Studio supports Graph DB?
Hi everyone, i'm trying to implement Save as XML feature for the AzureDataStudio. Firstly i've contributed to SqlToolsService project and my Pull Request was accepted. Then i've forked the AzureDataStudio and made the code changes. But when trying to execute my scenario i'm getting an error at this line return this._queryManagementService.saveResults(saveResultsParams)
But the worst part of this error, i'm getting the error object value as null. So i don't have any clue, what's wrong or where is wrong?
My question below:
Question: Is there any way to debug sqltoolsservice and azuredatastudio together?
I need to put breakpoint to sqltoolsservice to see what's happening inside.
Thanks.
The tutorials say to install the debug extension into vscode, but it's trying to run sqlops, intead of azuredatastudio?
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/azure-data-studio/tutorial-create-extension?view=sql-server-2017 this documentation seems out of date
If you're looking for a tutorial for building an extension, I put together one: https://www.drewsk.tech/2018/10/11/sql-saturday-796-minnesota-2018/
on Windows it should be %appdata%\azuredatastudio\User\settings.json
Visual Studio Code has the option to have preferences not only for the user but for the specific folder you have opened, not quite sure if azure data studio has the same feature
just create a file ./.azuredatastudio/settings.json in your folder