dbForge Team posts

We are glad to announce that a new version of dbForge Data Compare for PostgreSQL v.3.3 is available for download.

In this release, we have extended connectivity options to provide the possibility to work with the latest PostgreSQL database engine. Also, we adjusted the Pre & Post Script execution functionality that helps you perform additional operations before and/or after data synchronization.

For more than 15 years, Devart has been developing database tools and data-related solutions. One of its most popular product lines, dbForge, is designed to facilitate and simplify database development, management, and administration for SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, and PostgreSQL.

For the second year in a row, readers of DBTA — a magazine focusing on data, information management, and analytics — choose Devart products as winners among the world’s top solutions for database development, management, and administration.

We are glad to announce that the new version of dbForge Studio for PostgreSQL has been just released!

Following the best practices of RDBMS involves the consistent usage of Primary Keys when designing databases to create and enforce Referential Integrity which is a major requirement for Data Quality and proper relational database design. In this tutorial, we provide background information on Primary Keys and their function as well as give code examples to illustrate the theory.

The overwhelming popularity of MySQL means that people need convenient tools to work with it. Software providers compete to produce the best MySQL client. However, the goal is not to develop a ton of options and thrust them all into one solution. It is to make a complete product that would match any user’s needs and suit both the basic operations and the most sophisticated and challenging tasks.

We are thrilled to announce that a new version of  Source Control – our advanced SSMS add-in for SQL Server database change management – has been released. The most notable feature of this release is the support for a new Git client – Git for Windows.

The necessity to export data from Amazon RDS to the on-premises MySQL database may be spawned by various reasons such as a user request, an upgrade to a system, data consolidation, need for back up, etc. The fact that data are usually required yesterday and export tasks need to be repeated again and again only compounds the difficulty. This article presents a walkthrough on how to export data quickly and easily with the help of dbForge Studio for MySQL.

Importing and exporting data are common tasks involved with administering databases. Migrating data between on-premises and cloud databases can be frustrating especially if the jobs need to be repeated again and again. In this article, we provide a comprehensive step-by-step guide to getting data in Amazon RDS with the help of dbForge Studio for MySQL.

We are glad to inform our Oracle users, that the new versions of dbForge for Oracle tools have been just released.