SQL Server Management Studio Alternatives for Linux

Connect to "MS SQL 2017 for Linux" - Out of the box (server and DBeaver - linux- Archlinux), clean look, nice, cool

Installs SQL Server plugin automatically and works fine.

Connected without much effort. Always a must in IT for FAST solutions.

It's look promising. It still in in early stage of preview (maybe late alpha or early beta), but it can do basic needs to access sql server. the UI also quite neat. No clutters visible at the moment. Hopefully, it can have more advance features SSMS has in the future. What surprise me is that this app is based on electronjs, a javascript framework for desktop apps which leave small footprint on my system.

This seems a really promising project. Now just a "preview" (alpha i guess? version 0.24). Hopefully this will evolve in a truly great SSMS alternative for Linux.

Don't allow schema diagrams

It runs on the Mac. I have not tested the other ones.

It's still in its infancy, but it does the basics. I can't picture myself actually developing in ADS, but that could change as time goes on. I already prefer to store my dev databases on Azure so that they are always available.

There are a number of extensions available for AzureOperationsstudio that help with managing the SQL server.

Preview for Windows has functionality of SSMS + better look-and-feel. For folks unaccustomed to writing/comprehending VS Code, some configuration tasks like adjusting interface settings may be a challenge.

It works perfectly on Linux. Nice and comfortable to work with.

Graphics query designer. Option to import data to a table directly from *.CSV file.

There is one of the few free Mac clients with a nice graphical UI.