SQL Server Stored Procedures, which can be written in .NET, as SQL Server hosts the CLR. This includes the whole debugging and deployment stuff.
Architecture tooling means Enterprise Architect level not basic PlantUML stuff.
MSDN licenses are always part of Windows development workshops, the only question is choosing between professional or enterprise.
So anything JetBrains is always extra.
SQL Server Stored Procedures, which can be written in .NET, as SQL Server hosts the CLR. This includes the whole debugging and deployment stuff.
Architecture tooling means Enterprise Architect level not basic PlantUML stuff.
MSDN licenses are always part of Windows development workshops, the only question is choosing between professional or enterprise.
So anything JetBrains is always extra.