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Note that the Key and RID Lookup icon changes already happened in Plan Explorer 19.0.1 ( explanation here) the rest of these changes will appear in Plan Explorer soon.

Updated several operator icons (old on left, new on right):.

Additional diagnostics in the Output panel to aid troubleshooting:.

Moved extension on/off toggle to status bar (thanks for the suggestion, Drew Skwiers-Koballa!).

Added a setting to customize the local port number in case of conflict:.

Shifted default API port from 5000 to 5042 to reduce chance of conflict.

Added context menu option to show missing index recommendations in a new query window.

Added context menu option to switch line widths between number of rows and data size.

Missing index tooltip warning and context menu option

When a missing index recommendation is present, a warning will appear on the tooltip for the root node operator, and a right-click context menu option will be available anywhere on the diagram (which will open the missing index(es) script in a new, disconnected, top-level query window):.

To change any of the diagram properties, such as zoom level, switching between actual and estimated plans, showing costs by I/O or CPU only, or changing line widths to be rendered by number of rows or data size, right-click anywhere on the diagram:.

For the expanded version, which includes more information and "sticks" to the right side of the panel, click on the operator:

To see the condensed tooltip for an operator, hover over the operator.

To view the plan diagram for any statement, click View Plan.

To view the underlying plan XML, click View XML.

A new top-level document will open (titled Plan Explorer) including a grid of statements, one row for each plan-generating statement:.For an Estimated plan, use the Explain button on the toolbar.In a new query window, establish a connection to a server, and write or paste a query.Or press Shift+Ctrl/ ⌘+P and find Toggle SentryOne Plan Explorer:.Click the SentryOne Plan Explorer element in the status bar:.

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We will add more features to the extension over time to try to get you as close to full parity with the desktop client as possible. It is based on a modest subset of functionality we've started with just the plan diagram, a basic statements grid, tooltips, and access to the XML (so you can open the plan in other tools). Like the desktop application, the Plan Explorer extension is designed to provide you with richer graphical execution plans for your real-time queries against SQL Server.

AZURE DATA STUDIO EXECUTION PLAN INSTALL

NET Core Runtime (or it isn't running), you will get this error message after install succeeds: If you don't have a new enough version of the.

If you don't have a new enough version of Azure Data Studio (or you're using an Insiders' build with changes we haven't tested yet), some functionality may not work as expected.

Unless you've dismissed it before, you will have to say yes to a prompt about trusting third party extensions:.

Locate the SentryOne Plan Explorer VSIX file you downloaded and click Install.

Select File > Install Extension from VSIX Package.

Windows (8.1 / Server 2012 R2 or better).

Connecting to SQL Server 2012 or better, or Azure SQL Database.

NET Core Runtime 2.1 or newer ( Windows | macOS | Linux)

Azure Data Studio 1.9.0 or newer ( July announcement post).

This will give you a VSIX file that you'll need to "side-load" into Azure Data Studio (Microsoft does not support full hosting for third party extensions in the ADS Marketplace, like they do with VS Code).

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Once you have created your account, go to, where you should see the following link to download the extension: The account gives you access to our support forum, and we can keep you up to date on upcoming releases and new features.

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In order to access the Plan Explorer extension, you need to create a free SentryOne Cloud account and agree to our EULA. For now, I want to focus on how you get your hands on the preview, what's in it so far (including a few screenshots), and known issues. I'll save all the backstory for another post, because many fun things happened along the way, and we got a lot of help from some great folks at Microsoft – Karl Burtram, Alan Yu, Alan Ren, Charles Gagnon, and Vicky Harp, to name a few.

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NET Core, change our UI code to Node and React, and re-work the entire plan diagram implementation. There were some complications, as you can imagine Plan Explorer is written using desktop technologies, and ADS is a whole new world. After some discussion, we brought the concept to the leadership team, and set a plan in motion. Last year, I got together with one of my dev teams here – they call themselves the SQL Injectors – to talk about the possibility of replicating SentryOne Plan Explorer functionality inside of Azure Data Studio.