Your assuming that the queries I am interested in are going to be forever embedded in my code that will be viewed in awe by millions of people in future generations. Alas, this is not the case.
I simply find it necessary to craft certain queries on-the-fly to check different data values at different times after different operations or methods are called. And in these situations I would probably save much time if I didn't have to switch in and out of different applications to do so. Visual Studio 2012 has an extension called SSDT which lets you perform queries in Visual Studio 2012. But I am sure you already knew that.
It would be a plus not to have to go into SSMS everytime to craft my "once-off" queries.
So yeah, the ability to be able to execute a short-hand query by typing it in on a whim has value to me.
Do you happen to be a Microsoft Employee by any chance? Your response seems to have an underlying tone that implies I should just "deal with it" the way it is.
The more ways I can accomplish the same goals in life the more empowered I feel. Is there a reason that Microsoft shouldn't think about implementing this type of functionality?
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