PostgreSQL Tools

This article contains a comprehensive guide on backing up and restoring data and schema using a command-line tool and a user-friendly GUI tool — dbForge Studio for PostgreSQL. Here, you will discover carefully selected theoretical material designed to broaden your knowledge on the subject, complemented by practical examples to provide you with a hands-on learning experience.

This article explores the most efficient and widely used graphical user interface (GUI) tools tailored for PostgreSQL specialists who work on Linux.

This article examines Amazon RDS, exploring its unique features and benefits, and offering a guide to connect to databases in Amazon RDS with dbForge tools.

The end of the year isn't all that far away, and it's time to tell you about the latest awards garnered by dbForge database tools. This time we'll be mostly talking about the badges that we've recently scored on G2, one of the world's top platforms where you can both find and review business software.

This article builds a simple application to demonstrate the concepts covered and uses PostgreSQL as the database to store data and dotConnect for PostgreSQL as the data provider for PostgreSQL. 

As September is slowly but steadily coming to a close, it's time to deliver a summary of our achievements on independent review platforms over Q2-Q3 2023. Our previous recap was rather rich with awards, and this time we hope you won't be disappointed either.

Here comes a new maintenance update of dbForge Edge, which delivers support for MySQL 8.1, Oracle Database 23c, and PostgreSQL 16. Make sure you don't miss it!

Dive into the detailed analysis of Postgres.app vs. Native PostgreSQL Installer for macOS. Discover the tool which provides the best performance, ease of use, and compatibility for your system.

Read this blog post on to see what the dbForge line products won DBTA's Readers' Choice Awards in 2023.

Microsoft Access is a rather popular relational database system, which nevertheless has a slew of considerable limitations. And if your business requirements grow beyond these limitations, you will need a more advanced solution like Microsoft SQL Server, and your migration from Access to SQL Server will begin with data transfers. This is what we are going to explore in this article.