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New in Delphi DAC: Support for RAD Studio 10.4.2 and Multiple Performance Improvements
Following the release of RAD Studio 10.4.2 Sydney from last week, we are excited to announce support for the new versions of Delphi...
Introduction to MySQL UPDATE Statement
Most modern websites and applications ground on data collection, storage, and analysis. Databases take an active part in building the entire Web environment. That’s...
General Review of Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
SQL Server Management Studio or SSMS is, perhaps, the most famous product for managing Microsoft SQL Servers and any SQL infrastructure. Many experts consider...
Meet dbForge Fusion for Oracle, v3.10 with Fresh Connectivity Options
We are delighted to share the great news with our Oracle users - a new version of our Visual Studio plugin for Oracle database...
New Connectivity Options in dbForge Fusion for MySQL, v6.6
We are glad to inform our MySQL users, that a new version of our Visual Studio plugin for MySQL database development, dbForge Fusion for...
Devart Products Win Visual Studio Magazine Reader’s Choice Awards 2021
Here come this year's first awards received by Devart products! The Visual Studio Magazine announced the winners of its 27th annual Reader's Choice Awards,...
dbForge Studio for SQL Server Is Ready for DevOps Automation
We're pleased to present dbForge Studio for SQL Server v6.0 hugely packed with new features and major improvements. Database DevOps integration is one of...
How to Install MySQL on Windows Using MySQL Installer
The article provides a comprehensive walkthrough outlining the aspects of how to install MySQL Server on Windows using MySQL Installer. Learn the subtleties of...
SQL Server Table Variables Overview
In the article, we are going to explore the basics of SQL Server table variables, compare local temporary table vs global temporary vs table...
Automated Database Deployment and Releases with Jenkins and dbForge
Introduction to the CI process
The modern software development process is impossible without constant improvement. There will be multiple builds for each change, and...
