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I’m trying to wean myself from SQL Prompt from Redgate because I’m now on a low low budget and I can’t afford to go from 4 to 5. I haven’t found anything nearly as good for SQL Server 2005.
Should I just save up, or has someone found a better tool or a way to exist without the intellisense features??
Database.NET is basic, but pretty decent:
http://fishcodelib.com/Database.htm
Free for personal use, $19 commercial license, and works with SQL Server, Access (what I use it for, when I’m forced to deal with Access databases), and a number of others.