SQL Server Tools
Get the Latest Update of dbForge Studio for SQL Server With a Few Useful Additions
Here comes a minor yet rather helpful update of dbForge Studio for SQL Server, your favorite IDE that helps you easily handle nearly any...
dbForge Compare Bundle vs Visual Studio Diff Tools: Which One Compares Databases Better?
Identification and management of differences in database objects and actual data is an indispensable part of database management. Without a doubt, you want it...
dbForge Search vs Redgate SQL Search vs ApexSQL Search: A Comparison of SSMS Add-ins
The three times that the word "search" is repeated in the title of this article might seem an overkill, but what can we do?...
How to Compare Two Formatting Styles in dbForge SQL Complete
One of the primary features of dbForge SQL Complete—a top-tier add-in for SSMS and Visual Studio—is code formatting, which helps beautify SQL code and...
dbForge Studio for SQL Server Scored 3 Crozdesk Awards
Today we would like to tell you more about the three awards that dbForge Studio for SQL Server has recently scored on Crozdesk, one...
What is the Difference Between Schema and Database?
Today, we are going to talk about whether schema and database is the same. To be more precise, we will describe the main differences...
How to Automatically Synchronize Schema Changes in Two SQL Server Databases on a Schedule
This article introduces a solution on how to automatically synchronize two SQL Server databases on a schedule.
Prerequisites
To automate and schedule schema changes, we...
SQL Server Activity Monitor for Diagnosing SQL Server Performance Data
Read this article to know how to use SQL Server Activity Monitor and what other SQL monitoring tools you can use to monitor SQL...
The Difference Between an IDE and a Code Editor
How would you like to get your daily coding done? Fast? Obviously. In neither repetitive nor monotonous manner? Naturally. With all of the tools,...
SQL Server Architecture: An In-Depth Guide
Microsoft SQL Server has a client-server database architecture, where the process typically begins with the client app sending a request to the server—and continues...
