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Added support for MongoDB and Teradata for Data Virtualization extension To learn more about this extension, see the machine learning extension for Azure Data Studio. Here’s the compatibility matrix of the platform that the machine learning extension supports: Capabilities
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This update includes support for Azure SQL Managed Instance to make predictions and to the import or view models capability. We have a new update to the Machine Learning Extension (preview) for Azure Data Studio. Machine Learning extension now supports Azure SQL Managed Instance
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With this release, we added some fit and finish UI improvements to help users take full advantage of this experience.
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Python dependencies wizard UI improvementsĪs announced last month, the Python dependencies wizard makes it easier to select and download the Python dependencies you need for notebook kernels you need to use in the product. This helps with the spacing of your notebook to provide a cleaner look to context actions. In addition, we have moved the additional actions from the right of the cell into the 3 dots in the edit toolbar. Adding this new toolbar also makes it easier to add new cells while also reducing whitespace in between cells for a cleaner overall look.
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With this new edit toolbar, users can easily know when they are in edit mode and free up actions like double-click when in read-only mode. Users in the past have brought up that the edit state of notebook cells can be confusing. No functionality was taken away, but the interface is focused on reducing text and using icons to cleanly display actions for a notebook. We have simplified the look and feel of our Notebooks. The June release includes several features to improve first time experiences. When you download the latest release, you will see that your Notebooks have a new look. Try it out and let us know if you have additional requests as we continue to make investments to launch between Azure Data Studio and Azure Portal.

These experiences provides flexibility for the user to easily interact with the portal. In addition, users can connect to the resource from the Azure view and also have the option to connect from portal in the Servers view. This will take you directly to the database page in the portal. With the June release of Azure Data Studio, this is now possible.Īfter you sign in with your Azure account, you can select an Azure SQL Database or Azure Postgres Database and can now right-click on the database to have the option to Open in Azure Portal. Azure Data Studio to Azure Portal integrationĪs we continue to support Azure Data services, our customers want the ability to easily launch into Azure Portal from Azure Data Studio.

Added support for MongoDB and Teradata for Data Virtualization extension.įor a list of complete updates, refer to the Azure Data Studio release notes.Announcing SQL Assessment API extension.Machine Learning extension improvements.

