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It provides a centralized connection point to SQL Server, and is available for multiple platforms (Windows, Linux, and Mac). It also helps you create, edit and execute SQL commands. Since the application is compatible with all the major database platforms, you can use SQL Server (SQL Server Express and Pro) on Windows, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, SQLite, PostgreSQL, DB2, Oracle, and SQL Anywhere. You can manage your databases and queries in SQL Server by accessing the Query View window that is located in the main menu. This section includes the following sub-sections: A Database Explorer that displays all the databases and tables. A Database Query pane that lets you view the contents of all the selected databases. A Query View window that lets you view all the queries you have created in the selected databases. On the other hand, the Query Explorer in the main menu lets you create, edit and view queries. 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