The SQL Server Diagnostic Book is now on the Azure Data Studio Marketplace!

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Great News Everyone!
As detailed in my previous article , you can now create extensions containing SQL (note)books and publish them on the Azure Data Studio Marketplace!
How do I know? Because I did it 🧐

How to install it

As you see in the gif above, the process is super fast:

  • Be sure to be on Azure Data Studio version 1.22.0 (September 2020) or later
  • Search for “SQL Server Diagnostic” in the Extensions SearchBox
  • You’ll find my extension, click on it and/or click “Install” to get the vsix package
    • (3rd party extensions can’t be hosted directly in the marketplace directly as of now, so you’ll have to download the extension package from my repository)
  • Once you’ve downloaded the vsix file from my repo, the last step is to go to File -> “Install Extension from VSIX Package” and select the file you’ve just downloaded
  • That’s it, profit!

How to use it

Even easier, just open Azure Data Studio command palette (default combination CTRL+SHIFT+P) and start typing “SQL Diagnostic”, you’ll immediately see the command “Launch Book: SQL Server Diagnostic Book” that will immediately load the Jupyter Book in your Notebook tab for you to immediately use 😎

From there it’s notebooks as usual, you can browse the content from the best sources in the SQL Server community

How I created it

If you’re curious about how this has been created, check out my companion article on it:

https://tsql.tech/how-to-ship-sql-jupyter-notebooks-and-books-directly-to-azure-data-studio-by-creating-an-extension-in-the-marketplace/

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