SQLJobCommander:Roadmap: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 14:44, 24 September 2026

Up and coming in a future release

License File Features
Reduce the requirement of contacting brentec.ca to enable features by moving the most common features to a local license file preventing the application from becoming too crippled when an Internet connection may not be available.

Researching

GitHub issues
A central location to report and track items.

Improvements to the long running job indicator
Use the 95th percentile historical running time instead of a set static time.

Testing against Azure SQL Managed instances

Migrating from the Avalonia platform to Uno
Recent changes in Avalonia community licensing might drive this migration.

Global Job Monitor
A centralized view showing all jobs across all connected SQL instances.

Reducing permission requirements
Connecting to an instance with sysadmin is convenient, but dangerous and I understand the need to remove this requirement.

Suggest a Feature

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 <span style="font-weight:bold;">License File Features</span><br/>
-Instead of making an outbound connection to brentec.ca on each run to verify enabled features, include these features in the local license file distributed with SQL Job Commander removing the need for phoning home.
+Reduce the requirement of contacting brentec.ca to enable features by moving the most common features to a local license file preventing the application from becoming too crippled when an Internet connection may not be available.
 <span style="color:#FF1D44;font-weight:bold;font-size: 12px;text-transform: uppercase;">Researching</span>
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 <span style="font-weight:bold;">GitHub issues</span><br/>
 A central location to report and track items.
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 <span style="font-weight:bold;">Global Job Monitor</span><br/>
 A centralized view showing all jobs across all connected SQL instances.
+<span style="font-weight:bold;">Reducing permission requirements</span><br/>
+Connecting to an instance with sysadmin is convenient, but dangerous and I understand the need to remove this requirement.
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