Summary: This article will demonstrate a code review workflow when using Git as a repository and Review Assistant as a code review tool. You will learn how to set up an effective code review process and useful features for code review that our tool provides.

azure devops, code compare, code review tools, code review workflow, GIT, git code review, review assistant / November 24th, 2020

In this article, you’ll learn how to connect to Azure Database for MySQL and discover three scenarios of database migration from MySQL to Azure using dbForge Studio for MySQL.

Azure MySQL, copy database, data compare, database backup, database restore, dbForge Studio for MySQL, migrate from MySQL to Azure, schema compare / November 13th, 2020

We are excited to announce the release of Devart SecureBridge with support for the SMTP and SMTPS protocols.

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securebridge, what's new securebridge / November 13th, 2020

Every single year new products and new versions of the leading tools enter the market. Their providers compete, offering database specialists  more and more features. Thus, users have a whole bunch of possibilities to achieve their goals with the best-fit solutions. The only challenge remaining is which tool to use.  Read the rest of this entry »

mysql, studio for mysql / October 30th, 2020

Devart is glad to announce support for the latest PostgreSQL version – PostgreSQL 13 – in the newly released dotConnect for PostgreSQL 7.19 and SSIS Data Flow Components 1.15 as well as in LinqConnect, and Entity Developer products.

dotconnect, postgresql, ssis, what's new dotconnect / October 29th, 2020

Today we’d love to unveil a big update of dbForge Transaction Log for SQL Server. This tool was designed to provide detailed information on all changes in your SQL Server database, recover data, and easily revert unwanted transactions.

dbforge, dbforge transaction log, sql server transaction log, sql server transactions, transaction log / October 20th, 2020

Extended Events is a helpful and convenient solution designed to monitor your system performance. First introduced in SQL Server 2008, it has become the global default solution. SQL Server Extended Events apply to the DBMS state monitoring and help DB developers or DBAs to collect information, view it, and analyze it.

sql server, sql server extended events / October 1st, 2020

The data stored in the history of queries are among the most valuable for any DBA. Tracking back the SQL Server query history is a must in many cases. For instance, there might be a need to investigate a particular work case, check the backup history, or recover a specific query if your SQL Server suffers a crash.

dbforge, sql complete, sql query history, sql server / September 25th, 2020

Database synchronization is an everyday necessity. You need it regularly when you have several similar databases that serve the same “user.”

schema compare, sql server, ssms, synchronize database / September 23rd, 2020

Developing databases in a secure and efficient way is very important for each database developer in the team. To maintain and keep an eye on any changes made to the databases, resolve conflicts, and roll back to the earlier versions if needed, the good solution will be to use a version-controlling tool. It can also help developers to compare versions and identify what changes have been made and who is the author.

dedicated database development model, shared database development model, source control / September 22nd, 2020