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SQL Server

Connect to a Microsoft SQL Server database and run queries from the SQL editor.

What you can manage

  • Browse databases (and the tables, views, and stored procedures inside them).
  • Run arbitrary T-SQL — see SQL editor.

Credentials

A single Connection String field — a SQL Server connection URI:

mssql://user:password@host:1433/dbname?encrypt=true&trustServerCertificate=false

SQL Server Add-account form with the connection string field

Notable flows

  • SQL editor with a schema browser introspected from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.
  • SSH tunnel support — if the server only listens on a bastion’s loopback, use Connect service via SSH on that bastion instead of adding an account here; it creates the account for you. See SSH tunnels.

Tips & limits

  • encrypt=true is on by default in modern drivers; flip trustServerCertificate=true only if your server uses a self-signed cert and you understand the risk.
  • Very large result sets are trimmed in the grid at 10k rows — narrow your query or export to CSV.

Supported providers

44 providers · 340+ resource types across cloud, infrastructure, databases, and more.