dbForge Schema Compare for SQL Server 7.1

dbForge Schema Compare for SQL Server is a reliable database schema comparison tool that saves you time and effort when comparing and synchronizing SQL Server databases. SQL Compare allows you to work with live SQL Server databases, snapshots, script folders, and native backups.

You can compare your SQL Server databases, analyze differences, and perform error-free schema synchronization using generated SQL scripts. Besides, you can automate schema synchronization using the internal feature. The SQL diff tool integrates with SQL Server Management Studio.

Key features:
* Compare live databases, SQL Server native backups or script folders
* Sync staging or production databases with development databases
* Generate concise and accurate database deployment T-SQL scripts
* Restore functions and procedures from SQL Server native backups
* Automate routine synchronization tasks with command-line interface
* Deploy to SQL Server, SQL Azure, and SQL Server on Amazon RDS
* Export schema comparison results to HTML, Excel, and XML
* Set up database development with Continuous Integration

You can always find the latest version of the product on the official Devart website.

Requirements:	.NET Framework 4.7.2 or higher installed
Release Info:	Major Update on Dec 31, 1969
Release Notes:	Added the Show Ignored Differences option for schema comparison; Added a new shortcut ALT+(arrow down) that allows going to each subsequent difference in a schema comparison document; Added support for the ADD SENSITIVITY CLASSIFICATION command; Added a new Issues page in Schema and Data Synchronization Wizards; Added a new index option STATISTICS_INCREMENTAL; Added a new group of options called Sequences, comprising Ignore START WITH in sequences and Ignore MIN VALUE in sequences; Added new comparison options: Ignore MIN VALUE, Ignore START WITH, Ignore CYCLE, Ignore INCREMENT BY, and Ignore CACHE; Renamed the Azure Active Directory authentication type to Microsoft Entra ID; Added support for ApsaraDB; Redesigned the SQL Query history toolbar with an updated date range selection and a new Clear button; Added the ability to save user-defined column layouts in Query History; Added options to rearrange tab opening order; Added new options in Tabs and Windows: Tab layout, Show tabs in multiple rows, and Close tabs with middle-click; Added a new shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+/ that comments selected pieces of code; Added an option to set a cell value to a unique identifier from the shortcut menu
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