SQL Server Tools
Dive Deeper into Data Analysis with a New Version of Query Builder for SQL Server!
We are glad to announce that a new version of dbForge Query Builder for SQL Server is now available for download.
In this release,...
Different Methods to Copy Data with dbForge SQL Tools
In the article, we are going to discuss different methods to copy and transfer databases between SQL Server instances. In addition, we explore the...
Devart Products Become the Winners of DBTA’s 2021 Readers’ Choice Awards
We are delighted to announce that Devart products have been ranked #1 by the readers of the Database Trends and Applications magazine — one...
dbForge Studio Awarded Top Rated Backup Software of 2021 by SoftwareWorld
It didn't take long since the dbForge Studio product line received its latest award — and now we've got a new one to tell...
dbForge Studio Shortlisted by Capterra and Awarded Front Runners 2021 by Software Advice
dbForge Studio is a product line designed to encompass every aspect of database development and administration, providing versatile functionality in a single IDE. It...
dbForge Studio for SQL Server Awarded G2 Summer 2021 Badges
We are honored and thrilled to announce that dbForge Studio for SQL Server has received recognition as "High Performer" and "Easiest to Do Business...
How to download and install SQL Server Express edition
The article covers a step-by-step guide describing how to install a SQL Server Express edition on the computer. MS SQL Server Express 2019 is...
dbForge Team Releases Improved Transaction Log v2.1
We are pleased to present the new version of Transaction Log 2.1 - our advanced tool for reading transaction logs and analyzing the...
Meet SQL Tools v6.0 with Massive Updates
We are delighted to inform our dbForge for SQL Server users that we have just released the hugely updated pack of our SQL Server...
Creating Stored Procedure for Dropping Local Temporary Tables in SQL Server
In this final part of the three-part article series, we will review creating a script, wrap it in a stored procedure, and will...
