If you want to visualize plans locally, you’ll need to wait for Microsoft to implement that feature. Warning: your plan will be on the Internet. Here’s an animated gif of it in action – click to view it: Paste the Plan extension in action (click to view the animated gif) Your plan will be uploaded to Paste the Plan, and you can see it in a web browser. Then, whenever you’re looking at an ugly XML extension plan window, hit control/command-shift-p, Paste the Plan, Open in Browser. Azure Data Studio will reload itself to enable the extension. VLC for Chrome OS can play most video and audio files, as well as network. Point it at the VSIX file you just downloaded. telemetry.log - When the log level is set to Trace this. There's many different types of log files that write there, a few of the commonly used ones are: renderer.log (for example, renderer1.log) - this file is the log file for the main process. i looked in on my running apps and my play. From Azure Data Studio, run the Developer: Open Logs Folder command to open the path to the logs.
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Open the command palette (control-shift-p on Windows, command-shift-p on Mac) and bring up Extensions, Install from VSIX. Tap on the My device option located at the bottom of your mobile screen. What you need is the Paste the Plan extension by the latest version (VSIX) here, or find it in the extension gallery. Raw unformatted XML – well, that’s nobody’s idea of a good time. It works, but when you click on a query plan, you get sadness:
I have to quit Azure Data Studio, reconnect to the SQL Server and then run the query and it works.
For example, here I’m running sp_BlitzCache in my Azure SQL DB: Sometime when running queries it just sits there saying executing query and doesn't finish. When you run DMV queries to look at query plans, they show up as XML, which isn’t very friendly. It’s still relatively young, so it has some missing areas of functionality. Azure Data Studio is Microsoft’s cross-platform tool for T-SQL developers.
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