Your initial question was focused on query writing. They are going to have very different menu choices, etc. SSMS is oriented towards database and server management. The key here is Visual Studio is oriented towards development. The menu choices are absolutely going to be different. There are more tools oriented towards this in Visual Studio than in SSMS. You see more crossover when you start talking about automating deployments and getting your code into source control. Where as, if you work primarily within SSMS, you're more likely to stay there. I'd say that people who work primarily within Visual Studio are more likely to stay there to write queries. The Visual Studio query editing environment is largely, but not perfectly, the same as writing it in SSMS.
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