SQL Server Mobile Client

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Does everything I need, let’s me stop being preoccupied with data imaginings since I can get in and work with real queries when pulled away from my computer. Really fantastic app in terms of capabilities. Responsive, and despite older reviews saying otherwise, it’s connecting just fine to Azure SQL.

I sprang for the Pro version for $9 or $10. It allows saving of connection strings. Keep in mind that this is NOT an iOS ‘replacement’ for Microsoft SSMS, which BTW has a 2 GB install footprint (larger than SQL itself). But it does have good access to tables, views, procedures, etc. and is Data Type aware when entering or editing data. Works fine with Azure SQL Db. If you can’t make it work, it’s probably an IP rule blocking you on your Azure SQL Server and NOT a limitation of the app. I signed up for the Beta program to help the developer fix some minor issues and test early releases. He was very responsive and helpful.

This fantastic app is easy to use and full featured. I do have two questions. 1 Login opening screen - is it possible to edit and/or delete entries? 2 Circle with F in the middle at the bottom of table screens. It turns yellow if you tap it. What else does it do ? I was unable to find a support web site with documentation on this wonderful app. Thank you for writing this.

The app deserves 5 stars and the developer at least 6. Not only does the app do most everything you could want in a mobile SQL Server solution, the developer is very responsive and open to adding suggested improvements, sometimes implementing them within days. I have his other SQL apps as well (MySQL and SQLite) and they are equally awesome.

Worst sql client ever. Hankinsoft is great on MacOS but pricey on iOS. Azure Data Studio is best of all, but again not yet on iOS. I got the free version but to save a connection I had to upgrade for full features. That was about it. Whenever I try to import.sql from my large library of scripts I could browse the folders in both iCloud and Google Drive but not open the script itself. Standard file extensions .sql. Probably that is another purchase. Don’t waste your money.

I’ve seen the developer respond to other comments saying Azure access is fixed. It’s not. Still can’t connect to an Azure DB.

I was looking forward to testing and purchasing this app but it doesn’t connect to Azure. Until then I cant use this app. I saw the dev stated Azure would be supported in the next release but that was back in July.

I 100% vouch to upgrade to pro but I’m having issues editing existing entries it says “primary key not found” and when I try to duplicate an entry it says “invalid syntax where” once these are fixed it’ll be a perfect mobile database editor

Good thing the free version (trial run) is in place to test. This doesn’t work with Azure SQL