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Changes (as compared to 4.50.308) include: Bug fixes: * Removed spaces in the integer and float format in Data Export wizard (T23612) * Fixed NullReferenceException on saving...

Recently our development efforts were focused on dbForge for SQL Server product line. We've made five major releases of SQL Server database tools in last 18 months. Besides, we've made two major releases of MySQL database tools in this period. Our Oracle database tools product line, once actively developed, was frozen for almost three years. Sure we made maintenance releases, but no new features and tools. Our Oracle tools even were not re-branded to dbForge for Oracle. But now we decided to breeze the new life into Oracle tools development.

Devart today releases dbForge Studio for MySQL, v4.50 - cutting-edge administration tool and development environment for professional working with MySQL databases. With dbForge Studio, Devart...

Devart development team is glad to present dbForge Query Builder for SQL Server, a modern and affordable tool that will bring you confidence in...

Devart announced the release of a new version of the professional tool for SQL server data comparison and synchronization - dbForge Data Compare 2.00....

We have supported new functionality of Entity Framework 4 including Entity Framework v4 Release Candidate for dotConnect for Oracle, dotConnect for MySQL, dotConnect for...

The most important characteristic of any software is its quality. The quality, according to the model specified in the ISO 9126 standard, consists of...

Schema Compare for SQL Server 2.00 compares schema snapshots, database backups, and database changes in version control systems to accelerate the work of advanced...

Devart today previewed dbForge Studio for MySQL 4.00, scheduled for release this December, and announced the immediate availability of a beta release that supplies...

Devart, a vendor of native connectivity solutions and database development tools for Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, InterBase, Firebird, and SQLite databases, has announced...