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How to Combine Data from Several Sources Using SQL and VirtualQuery
The VirtualQuery component allows executing SQL queries to sources that are not a database, but a TDataSet or any of its descendants. It also...
SQL Server 2016 Stretch Database
On June 1, SQL Server 2016 was released. It brought a large number of novelties into normal development, including the long-announced Stretch Database technology...
Getting Real Currency Exchange Rates with SQL Server Data Generator
This article will demonstrate how to get live currency exchange rates with the help of Python and dbForge Data Generator for SQL Server.
The currency...
Devart is the GOLD sponsor of SQLSaturday #508 – Kiev 2016
Devart sponsored SQLSaturday #508, that took place on May 21, 2016 in Kiev, Ukraine.
Besides databases, there were a lot of interesting sessions on the...
Devart attended and sponsored SQL Day 2016 — Annual Conference of Polish SQL Server User Group Association
Devart was excited to participate and sponsor SQL Day 2016 that took place on May 16 - 18 in Wrocław, Poland. The event has...
Migrating Entity Framework 6 projects to Entity Framework Core 1 (EF7)
For the purpose of this tutorial, we will use a test project from the "Entity Framework 6 Support for Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, DB2,...
Entity Framework Core 1 (Entity Framework 7) Support
Entity Framework Core 1, formerly known as Entity Framework 7 (hereafter also called EF Core or EF7), is supported in Devart ADO.NET provider product...
Generating Related Data Elements with SQL Data Generator
Recently we got an interesting question from our user:
The docs don't address directly, but how can we generate three related data elements,...
Entity Developer 6.0 – New ORM Designer for Telerik Data Access
As Telerik announced a few months ago in their blog, they deprecated visual designer and Visual Studio tools for their Data Access ORM (formerly,...
SQL Server 2016 RC0
The news about Microsoft's intention to "chum" SQL Server with Linux keeps floating around. But I haven't heard a single word about SQL Server...
