Benefits of Using Online SQL Server Editor

Structure query language (SQL) is a commonly used programming language in relational databases for streaming data. Having an SQL editor can make it easier to control and define that data. However, conventional SQL editors are in the form of software or an application that must be installed in every computer that needs to gain access to the data. These days, you have the option to use an online SQL server editor, especially if you want easier and quicker access to managing and monitoring your databases. There are many benefits of using an online SQL editor:

• Easy to use – High-end online SQL editors let you run, edit, and build online queries easily from a user-friendly and intuitive interface. Best of all, you do not have to install any software because you can access everything online using your browser.
• Access anywhere at any time - An advanced online SQL server editor lets you control and manage your databases from a browser, so you do not have to restrict yourself from doing a job from a single computer. This will also allow you to do your job from anywhere as long as you have internet access.
• Efficiently execute SQL queries – The best online SQL server editor lets you run basic statements (i.e. UPDATE, SELECT, INSERT, and DELETE), and cancel long-running queries. It boosts your productivity by letting you load multiple windows containing different databases, allowing you to multitask in the process. You can allow authorized users access to multiple queries or schedule when queries will run, too. Results and the progress of every statement will be displayed, and even when an error is detected, it will continue to run the other queries.
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online SQL server editor lets you create and manage SQL queries efficiently and quickly by letting you drag and drop database tables or build them in a few clicks. Likewise, it lets you create SQL server database parameterized and ad hoc reports, D3-based charts, and online data dashboards. A dedicated constraints manager enables a faster way to manage and define the constraints in a database, and a trigger manager lets you view existing trigger details, drop a trigger, or enable or disable a trigger.

This article is written by Mike Shah, the CTO of Datasparc Inc. Datasparc Inc. is an online web based SQL tool & database reporting software provider.