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OLEDB vs ODBC: Which Driver to Choose?
Let me guess. You’re here because you’re cracking your brain on which to use. Is it ODBC or OLEDB? It’s kind of confusing because...
How to Work With Inheritance in Entity Framework Core
Entity Framework Core from Microsoft is a cross-platform, lightweight, and flexible version of its predecessor, Entity Framework. EF Core is an object-relational mapper (ORM)...
Here Comes the Latest Update of SQL Complete!
It's time to unveil the latest update of dbForge SQL Complete, your favorite code completion add-in for SSMS and Visual Studio. We have enhanced...
dbForge Tools for SQL Server Scored Three More G2 Badges
We've got yet another achievement to tell you about! dbForge SQL Complete and dbForge Studio for SQL Server have been awarded the High Performer...
The DevOps Mindset: 3 Ways to Motivate DBAs to Use DevOps
Nowadays, DevOps is a key technology in the world of software development. With the advent of microservices and cloud technologies, the delivery process of...
PostgreSQL vs MySQL/MariaDB Comparison: Differences, Performance, and Syntax
When it comes to choosing the database management system (DBMS), questions arise. You need the one that will match your needs and deliver the...
The Future of Database DevOps: Latest Trends and Challenges for 2025
Today we cannot imagine software development and deployment processes without applying the DevOps methodology. This methodology is focused on establishing the interaction between developers...
Incremental Load in SSIS
TL;DR
SSIS incremental load is a technique to update data warehouses by transferring only new or modified data. This method boosts...
Oracle CREATE TABLE Command in PL/SQL with 10 Examples
To create a table in Oracle, you use the CREATE TABLE command, which allows you to define columns, apply constraints such as primary and...
Create a New Oracle User and Grant Privileges: Syntax and Examples
In this article, we will talk about how to create a user in Oracle. You will learn how to add new database users, figure...
