SQL Server Tools
How to specify parameters in a report through the command line
dbForge Studio for SQL Server gives you an opportunity of automating the variety database management processes. One of them is specifying parameters in a...
Capturing SQL Server Trace Data
One of the best ways to gather information about SQL Server workloads is to capture trace information. In this article, we will look at...
Adding Timestamp to a Filename
Summary: This article describes how to add time and date to a filename using the command line.
Sometimes it is crucial to append time and...
Devart Sponsored SQLSaturday #363 – Nashville 2014
Devart was excited to participate at the 363d edition of SQLSaturday as a sponsor. The event took place on January 17, 2015 at the...
Analyzing SQL Server Events with help of Events Profiler
dbForge Studio for SQL Server provides the SQL Events Profiler tool that captures SQL Server events from a server. The events are stored in...
Adventures of CLR Types in .Net Framework
Summary: This article describes the issue occurred with execution of the a polygon instance of the geography type and the possible solution for it.
Once...
Devart Attended the Second Meeting of Lviv SQL Server User Group as a Sponsor
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...
Devart at SQLSaturday #290 – Kiev 2014
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...
SQL Server Typical Maintenance Plans – Part 1: Automated Index Defragmentation
It's incorrect to consider a database as a stable unit, since various kinds of undesirable situations can appear over time — database performance degradation,...
dbForge Studio for SQL Server is Ready for Work!
Devart proudly presents dbForge Studio for SQL Server — a new set of SQL Server tools for database developers and administrators.
All users who have...
