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How to specify parameters in a report through the command line

dbForge Team -

dbForge Studio for SQL Server gives you an opportunity of automating the variety database management processes. One of them is specifying parameters in a...

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Capturing SQL Server Trace Data

Andrey Langovoy -

One of the best ways to gather information about SQL Server workloads is to capture trace information. In this article, we will look at...

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Devart Sponsored SQLSaturday #363 – Nashville 2014

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Devart was excited to participate at the 363d edition of SQLSaturday as a sponsor. The event took place on January 17, 2015 at the...

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Analyzing SQL Server Events with help of Events Profiler

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dbForge Studio for SQL Server provides the SQL Events Profiler tool that captures SQL Server events from a server. The events are stored in...

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Devart Attended the Second Meeting of Lviv SQL Server User Group as a Sponsor

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Devart gladly participated as a sponsor on the second meeting of the Lviv SQL Server User Group that took place on October 25, 2014. About Lviv Lviv is...

Events

Devart at SQLSaturday #290 – Kiev 2014

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Devart sponsored SQLSaturday #290, that took place on September 20, 2014 in Kiev, Ukraine. About Kiev The Ukrainian capital is a city that is more than...

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SQL Server Typical Maintenance Plans – Part 1: Automated Index Defragmentation

Sergey Syrovatchenko -

It's incorrect to consider a database as a stable unit, since various kinds of undesirable situations can appear over time — database performance degradation,...

SQL Server Tools

dbForge Studio for SQL Server is Ready for Work!

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Devart proudly presents dbForge Studio for SQL Server — a new set of SQL Server tools for database developers and administrators. All users who have...

SQL Server Tools