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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...
iODBC Driver Manager for Apple Silicon M1
As you may have heard, Apple has started shipping Macs with its own custom-designed Arm-based chip called M1. ODBC drivers for Mac...
ODBC Drivers with Support for Apple Silicon M1
We are thrilled to announce new versions of ODBC drivers for popular database systems with support for the Apple Silicon M1 chip.
Last year Apple...
dbForge Source Control versus Visual Studio Version Control: What’s Different?
Having a database under source control brings huge benefits. Therefore, we decided to review and compare two popular version control tools, dbForge Source Control...
Storage Engines in MySQL
This article focuses on the database storage engines for MySQL that ensure appropriate performance and manage SQL operations for multiple table types. The article...
How to Create a New User Account in MySQL and Grant Permissions on a Database
This article provides a complete overview of how to create a new user account in MySQL and grant different types of privileges on a...
SQL INSERT INTO Statement – Overview with Examples
The article presents a step-by-step guide to SQL INSERT INTO statement. You will learn the basic principles underlying this command and see how to...
How to Speed Up Populating Tables with a Large Amount of Random Data for SQL Server Performance Testing
Very often, developers and QAs need to load a large amount of test data to assess the speed of populating the database with generated...
