In SQL Server Management Studio 17.3, the Import Flat File Wizard and the XEvent Profiler features are introduced, in addition to a large number of bugs in the previous versions of the SQL Server Management Studio that are fixed. In my previous related articles of this series, What’s new in SQL Server Management Studio 17.2 Authentication methods, scripting options and more and What’s new in SQL Server Management Studio 17.3 Import Flat File wizard and XEvent Profiler, we went through the newly added features and improvements performed on the already existing features of the SQL Server Management Studio, such as the new options on the connection dialog box, the new scripting option, the embedded Performance Dashboard and the Showplan node search that are introduced in SQL Server Management Studio 17.2. Recall that the SQL Server Management Studio consists of the Object Explorer, which is used to view and manage all objects within the SQL Server instance, the Template Explorer, that is used to deal with the scripting text files and the Solution Explorer, that is responsible for building the projects that contain list of T-SQL scripts in SQL Server. As all other database engines that require a GUI too to interact with, Microsoft built SQL Server Management Studio as a tool that provides an environment to manage, configure, monitor and administrate the SQL Server infrastructure for different kind of instances, that are installed locally at your machine, on a remote server with Windows or Linux operating systems or hosted in the cloud such as SQL Azure or Azure Data warehouse.
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