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Entity Framework Core 3.0 Support in Entity Developer and dotConnect Providers
Devart is glad to announce the release of the new versions of our ADO.NET providers - dotConnect for Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite and...
PostgreSQL 12 support in SSIS Data Flow Components
Devart is glad to announce support for the latest PostgreSQL version - PostgreSQL 12 - in the newly released SSIS Data Flow Components 1.11.
Now...
dbForge Studio for MySQL is a DBTA 2019 Finalist
DBTA (Database Trends and Applications) is a magazine delivering news and analysis on data science, big data, information management, and analytics. Every year, they...
Pimp the database diffs management with new dbForge Studio for SQL Server v5.8
We are glad to announce that we have just rolled out the new dbForge Studio for SQL Server, v5.8. This version features massive improvements...
New in ODBC Drivers: Thread safety, enhanced connection pooling and more
Devart, a vendor of ODBC Drivers for many databases and cloud services, announced the release of new versions of ODBC drivers. Among new features...
Code Completion and SQL Code Navigation improved in SQL Complete v6.2
The dbForge team is excited to announce the release of a greatly enhanced SQL Complete v6.2. Being the flagman solution of the Devart company,...
Standardize your SQL code with dbForge Studio for PostgreSQL 2.2
Great news for PostgreSQL users: the new version of dbForge Studio for PostgreSQL is out!
The most notable features of this release comprise SQL Code...
New Activation System With Support for Customer Portal
When working on the new version of Code Compare, we mainly focused on implementing an effective licensing system and making paid license management more...
Performing audit changes and rollback transactions is now simpler than ever
There is an old joke that goes something like this: “There are two types of system administrators – those who don’t back up their...
Entity Framework 6.3 and .NET Core 3 Support
.NET Core 3
.NET Core was presented by Microsoft in 2016, but its 1.x versions had limited set of features comparing to Full .NET Framework....
