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Best way to access to kdb+ personally on windows
If you want to run q on windows, what is the best free terminal to access kdb if you don’t have a box you can hop to on putty.
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Hi,
I just use terminal on my Mac to start a q process and then either directly work in the console or use a IDE QStudio, QPad, kdbstudio, IntelliJ or VS Code to connect to it. That works fine. You can do the same on Windows using CMD and the IDEs
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Command prompt is the default, but the new Windows Terminal app is much nicer. I also use it to open sessions to WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux).
Visual Studio Code is a great option if building up bigger projects. An official kdb plugin is available for it.
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