SQL Server Tools

By partitioning data effectively, you can handle large datasets and get accurate and relevant results for various analytical and operational tasks. This is when PARTITION BY proves invaluable. In this article, we are going to talk about the theoretical foundations and practical applications of this SQL argument with the help of a convenient IDE — dbForge Studio for SQL Server.

An SQL index improves the speed of data retrieval operations on a table. Much like an index in a book, it helps locate needed information. This article delves into the various types of indexes, their benefits, potential drawbacks, and strategies to address index fragmentation issues, whether manually or automatically.

Read on to learn how to easily migrate data from an Oracle table to a SQL Server table using Devart ODBC driver for Oracle and dbForge Edge.

Version control enables software development teams to collaborate effectively, reduce risks, and maintain stability. This article will discuss version control systems, including their types, the advantages and disadvantages of each, and the significant role they play in modern software delivery.

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Our guide compares dbForge Edge, dbdocs.io, Dataedo, ApexSQL Doc & Redgate SQL Doc to help you choose the right one for your database documentation.

In our routine database management tasks, it's often necessary to learn the size of the database and count the objects within all SQL Server tables. Fortunately, we have established methods and tools to swiftly provide this information. In this article, we will explore these methods and tools.

In this article, our focus is to explore the practical applications, advanced techniques, and hands-on examples that will equip you with the necessary skills to leverage the full potential of the AVG() function. Additionally, we will delve into its arguments: ALL and DISTINCT.

Open transactions in SQL Server occur frequently and demand close attention and proper handling to prevent issues. Monitoring open transactions and ensuring their timely completion (either committing or rolling back) is a best practice, and this article will explore tools and methods and provide a guide on automatically finding and resolving open transactions.

Although there is nothing groundbreaking about the latest SQL Server Management Studio 20.x, we'd still love to tell you more about the newly added enhancements that it offers.