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I have found it to be as you say - we already have the Data perspective
in RDi. Data Studio has some knowledge of IBM i objects for database,
but I believe only in an SQL kind of way.
That's probably good enough for some stuff. I just never found it gave
me what I was used to in Navigator.
Some people use Squirrel, others use QuantumDB - both are SQLish (I
don't mean SQL Server, I mean the technology that is SQL). :)
The database component of the thick Navigator was really useful,
although it's not where I ever spent major development effort time.
I'm finding the ability to test SQL statements from RDi using the
statement runner is really useful - that will probably become my
most-used way of working, even more than STRSQL!!
HTH
Vern
On 12/2/2016 7:00 AM, Justin Taylor wrote:
I hear people talk about IBM Data Studio, so I finally installed it. I've played with it for a while, and I confess that I don't get it. It seems to be more trouble than it's worth, so I'm wondering why other people use it. Why use Data Studio instead of something else like iNav?
Thanks
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