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mssqltoolsservice
The platform specific mssqltoolsservice package provides external dependencies to the mssql-scripter tool.
Installing this standalone package will not provide any functionality. This package is not recommended to be installed directly via pip and should only be handled via mssql-scripter’s install.
Support is not provided to this package alone.
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