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SQL Server Management Studio is an ideal environment for managing infrastructure of SQL Server database and SQL Server itself. With SSMS, you can easily connect to your SQL Server instance, configure and monitor database objects, as well as execute queries. Besides this, there is a possibility to create an ODBC connection to external data from SSMS.

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Very often, there is a need to compare or synchronize data between two databases on the same server. To detect differences, you can simply use dbForge Data Compare for PostgreSQL, which allows you to perform this process with a few clicks. (more…)

In this post, we are going to explore the way of how to import a .csv file through the command line in dbForge Studio for MySQL.

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The Devart company released UniDAC with support for Linux 64-bit platform. UniDAC makes application development and maintenance easier and simpler because the use of the Direct mode in a custom application does not require the installation of client libraries, additional drivers, etc. This helps to avoid the overhead when accessing a DBMS, hence increasing performance.

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Custom relational management is very important once you run a business. It helps to improve marketing strategy, sales and customer service. (more…)

Cloud-based CRM systems are becoming incredibly popular in these days. This trend is quite clear. The usage of cloud services does not require a deployment and costly specialized software domestic support, which ultimately reduces a company’s total expenses. (more…)

In this article, we will discuss how to access data using ODBC driver in Microsoft Excel. We will examine in detail the data retrieving process.
Cloud technologies develop rapidly, more and more data is stored in the cloud. (more…)

Starting from version 3.5, Review Assistant uses Microsoft’s SQL Server as an engine for its back-end database. The previous versions of Review Assistant have been using SQLite (more…)

TVirtualDataSet is a virtual dataset that can be used as an intermediate between data stored in an application and data-aware controls used in forms. TVirtualDataSet behaves the same way as any other TDataSet descendant and, therefore, it is compatible with all data-aware controls. However, it does not store data in memory. Work with TVirtualDataSet is implemented by means of events occurring during data exchange between an application and controls. As a result, you can choose a variety of entities as a data storage source: arrays, lists, records, XML files, etc. (more…)

In this blog post, we will learn how to quickly create a comprehensive documentation of an SQL Server database using dbForge Documenter for SQL Server, a database documentation generator from Devart. (more…)