@jscholes Yeah probably. I just was hoping not to build a custom thingy, you know? Especially not a custom thingy that will get new data entered once every day or two for the next $years. Until something needs to change and someone, somewhere, will have to figure out the thingy again.
@fastfinge I’d say VS Code and plugins. Have you tried Azure Data Studio? It’s set to be discontinued, but it’s based on VS Code and incredibly capable.
@MostlyBlindGamer Gawd that's so overkill for a database with like 3 tables where I'm entering all data by hand though. Just tracking some metrics over time. I could use excel but the programmer in me hates that.
@fastfinge well, I do use them professionally with serious DBs, but they’re surprisingly light weight. There’s also the command line tools, of course.
