Products
One More Achievement in the New Year: dbForge Studio for Oracle Got Two G2 Badges
We are excited to announce that dbForge Studio for Oracle won two G2 badges, which further prove how valuable it is to our users....
Meet Updated dbForge Tools for Oracle
The Devart team worked hard and now we are glad to introduce new features and improvements to one of our remarkable product lines -...
Here Comes dbForge Studio 4.4 with the Updates You Don’t Want to Miss!
Meet the latest update of dbForge Studio for Oracle! It packs quite a punch that we believe you will find interesting: updated connectivity, a...
Another Day, Another Badge – dbForge Products for SQL Server Win G2 and SoftwareSuggest Awards
We are happy to announce that the dbForge product line has received multiple remarkable awards. dbForge Studio for SQL Server and SQL Complete have...
New Release of ODBC Drivers: Windows 11, PostgreSQL 14, MariaDB 10.6, and Firebird 4 Supported
We are pleased to inform you about the release of all our ODBC drivers for cloud data sources and databases.
With Devart ODBC drivers, you can access various data sources to view and...
SQL Insert Statement to Insert New Rows of Data Into a Table
In this article, we are going to talk about the SQL INSERT statement and how to use it in order to insert new rows...
How to Connect to SQL Server Using SSMS, sqlcmd Utility, and dbForge Studio for SQL Server
In the article, we are going to provide a step-by-step guide on how to connect to SQL Server and execute SQL queries using the...
Hurry to Try the New Shiny SQL Tools 6.1
We are thrilled to announce the release of dbForge SQL Tools 6.1—a pack of essential database tools that significantly extend Microsoft SSMS and help boost developer...
Devart Hones DevOps Automation to Perfection in dbForge Studio for SQL Server 6.1
We are thrilled to roll out the new version of dbForge Studio for SQL Server—our multi-featured IDE for database development, management, and administration. The...
Difference Between SQL and NoSQL: Complete Tutorial
SQL databases have been in use for many decades—and surely they will be in use for many years into the future. In this guide, we will cover...
