Querying Collections with DocumentDB Studio

I released a first Release Candidate (RC) of DocumentDB Studio (release 1.0.0.1).

DocumentDB Studio is to Azure DocumentDB what SQL Management Studio is to SQL Server and SQL Azure: a one-stop shop to manage and interact with your DocumentDB.

I posted an installation guide of the application and an upgrade guide (both very simple).

DocumentDB Studio 1.0.0 released!

Yes, the first non-beta version!

Ok, what is the difference between the betas and this one? Alpha, Beta and RC are always separated by arbitrary grass lanes…

For DocumentDB Studio, I was waiting to have a Minimal Viable Product (MVP) and for me the MVP was related to be able to query document collections.

Version 1.0.0...

Managing Documents with DocumentDB Studio

I released a second Beta of DocumentDB Studio (release 0.2.0.1).

DocumentDB Studio is to Azure DocumentDB what SQL Management Studio is to SQL Server and SQL Azure: a one-stop shop to manage and interact with your DocumentDB.

I posted an installation guide of the application and an upgrade guide...

Upgrading DocumentDB Studio

See this blog post on how to install Azure DocumentDB Studio from scratch.

Now with release 0.2.0.1 just out of the door, you might want to simply upgrade.

Upgrading is basically the same thing as installing, you just want to keep the file Studio.xml around.

That file keeps your account credentials and is compatible from release...

In Azure DocumentDB, DocumentClient.CreateDocumentQuery doesn’t exists!

This is a quick help for you out there who are developing against Azure DocumentDB in .NET.

Maybe you read the Getting Started guide or you found that line of code somewhere else.

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