readme.md

tdskit

query your sqlserver instance directly from sublime text 3

Requirement

• python 3.5
• wxPython 4
• pytds

Installation

Tdskit is composed of 2 modules:

• A service module running as a server
• A sublime text plugin

Service

pytds

pip install python-tds

Optionaly:

pip install pyOpenSSL
pip install bitarray

wxPython

pip install wxPython==4.0.3

Sublime text plugin

Manual instalation

Copy the plugin/tdskit in your sublime text package directory (Preferences -> Browse packages)

Package control

Todo

Getting started

Configure your prefered connection in tdskit.sublime-settings (Preferences -> Package setting -> tdskit -> Setting User)

You can use the default configuration as a starting point:

{ 
	// Available connection list
	"Connections": 
	[
		{
			// Name of the connection, so you can easily identify them
			"Name": "Production server 1"
			, "Server": "ProdServerName"
			// Instance name
			, "Instance" : "ProdInstanceName"
			// Default database 
			, "DefaultDatabase" : "Customer"
			// If no username is specified, Windows authentication is used
			},
		{
			"Name": "UAT server 2"
			, "Server": "Carlos"
			,"Instance" : "Uat1"
			, "User" : "testUser"
			, "Password" : "xxxxxx"
		}
	]
}

Start the service process

python service.py

Now you're ready to go.

ShortCut	Command
ctrl+f5	Connect to a server
f5	Execute
f12	Script the selected view/fuction/procedure in a new window
ctrl+f1	sp_help the selected object