I have MS SQL Management Studio for editing table data, and it is doesn't have a good usability. I need to edit some hundred rows like in Excel, being able to order columns to easy editing process (SQL Mgmt only has 'Open table' feature, without ordering columns, updates diferent than that is only possible using UPDATE SQL code). LinqPad is wonderful, but only for queries.

Hi Are there plans for a SSMS to run on Mac OSX, since there is a Visual Studio for Mac? Thanks davej Hello, The SSMS team has no plan at this time to move SSMS to be cross-platform. They say they can consider such a project if there is a demand for that, if enough people vote for it. As a result I created the following Connect item to.

I would like to edit table results. I installed Acqua Studio and it has everything, but trial expired. Java code editor for windows. Do you know any software free alternatives which can do that? EDIT: I really need to alter and input data, of course I can do it by SQL code, but it is not fast when you have to update manually tons of rows. I need an editable ordered grid.

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– Tunaki, Tim Castelijns, NathanOliver, Petter Friberg, bummi If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the, please. I would suggest learning the necessary SQL to update the appropriate data in the tables. You can use SELECT statements with ORDER BY clauses to view the data in the order that you wish to view it, and then build a query to update that data. You can use transactions to make sure what your updating is correct as you go (if you are still learning the SQL and don't want to mess up the database). BEGIN TRANSACTION -- starts a transaction ROLLBACK -- stops the transaction and rolls back all changes to the tables COMMIT -- stops the transaction and commits all changes to the tables What are you trying to accomplish/update, maybe we can help you with that? EDIT You mentioned that you wanted to edit some product names that are stored inside of a table. And that this would be a one-time task.