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## Motivation
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Throughout my career, the undesputed truth was that SSMS was the only respectable way to access a database. It didn't matter that I wasn't a DBA, or that I didn't need complex performance graphs. I was expected to install a gigabyte-heavy behemoth that took ages to launch all for the mere grand purpose trying to navigate this jungle of features of running a few queries, update and view a couple of rows.
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Throughout my career, the undesputed truth was that SSMS was the only respectable way to access a database. It didn't matter that I wasn't a DBA, or that I didn't need complex performance graphs. I was expected to install a gigabyte-heavy behemoth that took ages to launch all for the mere grand purpose of running a few queries to update and view a couple of rows.
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When I switched to Linux, I was suddenly unable to return to the devil I know, and I asked myself: _how do I access my data now?_
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