Summary
In this chapter, we discussed the creation of a database, a database table, and data rows in SQL Server Object Explorer. Having this functionality inside Visual Studio 2019 for Windows allows us to make quick design and data changes without leaving our development tools, saving time and energy.
We also accomplished the same tasks of creating a database and a database table and adding data rows using the SQL Server extension for VS Code. One of the best things this extension brings to us is the ability to run quick queries and view data in the database without having to launch another tool.
In the next chapter, we will discuss compiling, debugging (including remote debugging), and versioning.