New in dbExpress Drivers: Support for 64-bit versions of macOS and Linux
dbExpress driver development team has released updated versions of data access drivers with support for macOS 64-bit and Linux 64-bit. This release addresses potential challenges that developers of 32-bit database applications may face when Apple ends support for 32-bit applications in macOS 10.15.
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Generating subscription statistics data in Oracle Data Generator
When you need to fill your databases with data for testing purposes, it’s usually quite handy to also have this data follow dynamic patterns like in real life. In such situations, records should both look realistic on their own and form a life-like overall picture. For example, if you want to fill your table with test data for an online service with a subscription model, the records would have to be dynamic from day to day. Read the rest of this entry »
Store and Share Static Data in Updated Source Control!
We are pleased to announce the release of the new version of our MS SSMS add-in for easy tracking and deployment of changes, dbForge Source Control for SQL Server, v2.0. The updated version allows version-controlling static data, includes support for the latest SQL Server and Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, and more. Read the rest of this entry »
Apply Integrity Constraint to Your MySQL Database With the Help of dbForge Studio!
Our database tools team is pleased to announce the release of our dbForge MySQL products with a CHECK constraint support. We are looking forward to seeing our customers benefit from it in their everyday work.
EntityDAC now supports macOS 64-bit
Version 2.2 is a minor release of EntityDAC that includes a few improvements and new features. The most notable update in this release is support for the macOS 64-bit operating system. We have also supported the Bytes attribute for the GUID generator.
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How to Set Up Source Control: a Short Guide for Evaluators
dbForge Source Control is a powerful SSMS add-in for managing SQL Server database changes in version control systems. The tool allows version-controlling schemas and reference data, rolling back changes, and maintaining the referential integrity of your SQL databases. This solution can also solve other database challenges, including deployment without losing data. dbForge Source Control can link your databases to all common source control systems, including SVN, TFVC, Git, Perforce, Mercurial, and SourceGear Vault. By any definition, dbForge Source Control delivers smooth and clear workflow in a familiar interface.
Data Access Components are now available for macOS 64-bit
Great news for all macOS users: the team behind Delphi DAC adds support for the macOS 64-bit operating system to all Data Access Components. You are no longer limited to 32-bit applications: from now on, build 32-bit or 64-bit versions of database applications for macOS depending on your specific needs.
Devart is a media partner of .NET FullStack 2019
Devart is a media partner of .NET FullStack Kharkiv Conference which is an annual IT conference that brings together experts in the field of .NET development. The main meeting of progressive developers will be held on September 14 at Fabrika.space.
During the event, Devart licenses will be raffled.
Execution Notifications and Transaction Reminder in SQL Complete
dbForge SQL Complete is an advanced tool providing a batch of code completion instruments that free its users from memorizing and typing complex parts of the code. The tool won recognition from the public and has been constantly developed and enhanced ever since. Two favorable features: Execution Notifications and Transaction Reminder appeared in recent SQL Complete updates. Read the rest of this entry »
Backing Up All MySQL Server Databases or Only the Required Ones
When having only several databases to manage, regular backup operations can be done quite easily and seamlessly either with the help of a few simple scripts or by configuring an SQL Server agent that will perform the backup automatically. But sometimes the situation is more complicated. When, for instance, there are hundreds of databases, backing up each one manually can turn out to be quite a time-consuming task.