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The Basics of Qualitative Schema Comparison

Need more confidence in comparing and synchronizing schemas? Find where the secret lies.

Read the updated article “The Basics of Qualitative Schema Comparison” and do it yourself.

In the article:

  • Convenient Setting Up of Comparison Parameters
  • Easy Handling of Schema Differences
  • Safe Schemas Synchronization

Moreover, learn how to compare a schema and a database project, understand the compared results, reduce time ..

MySQL Workbench 5.1 Reaches RC Quality

We are proud to announce the release our first Release Candidate of Workbench 5.1. After publishing another alpha version of Workbench 5.2 (the version that will include querying and administration) we have concentrated on getting 5.1 closer to GA. We have fixed 45 bugs since our last beta release and the last tweaks planned for the final product are in place now.

We are now tightening our release circle while moving closer to the planned GA date of the 5.1 version. We will release two additional Release Candidates at the end of upcoming two weeks and plan to complete the final GA build by the end of June - on all our major platforms.

Please head over to our Download page to get the new release and give it a try:

http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/workbench/5.1.html

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What’s New in dbForge Schema Compare for SQL Server v1.10?

Devart has released today the improved version 1.10 of dbForge Schema Compare for SQL Server, a sophisticated tool specially designed to meet your specific comparison tasks, help analyze schema differences at a glance, and synchronize them correctly, saving time and efforts.

dbForge Schema Compare for SQL Server 1.10 features the following enhancements:

  • Faster comparison of database objects
    The tests proved that dbForge Schema Compare for SQL Server 1.10 compares databases twice faster than the previous version did. This improvement is of great value especially for comparison of large databases.

    For example, Schema Compare for SQL Server 1.10 compared databases located on SQL Server 2008 and containing 958 tables, 60 views, 3736 stored procedures, and 469 …

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dbForge Schema Compare for MySQL 1.00 to deliver speed, simplicity, and safety!

Dear users,

Devart has released today dbForge Schema Compare for MySQL 1.00 - a special advanced tool for modern comparison and synchronization of MySQL databases. dbForge Schema Compare for MySQL 1.00 meets the needs of both database administrators and developers to automate and simplify the diversity of tasks related to updating and migrating of MySQL databases.

Being part of dbForge Studio for MySQL, a company’s bestseller product for MySQL database administration and development, the functionality of dbForge Schema Compare has met approval of many DBAs and developers.

Speed, simplicity, and safety

As a modern MySQL database management tool, dbForge Schema Compare is based on the solid cornerstones vital for …

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MySQL Workbench 5.2.1 Alpha Available

We’re proud to announce the availability of the 2nd alpha-version of MSQL Workbench 5.2. As you may already know, this is the youngest member of the workbench-family and also the version that adds another role - the one of the database-querying-tool - to the application. There have been major enhancements - not only to the querying part - since we released the first alpha version. Please keep in mind that this is still an alpha version and it’s not recommended for use in a production environment. While most parts of the final application are already in place there are still a few things left to implement or details subject to change. Please download the program, take it for a test-drive and tell us what you think.

Source code and binary packages of MySQL Workbench 5.2.1 OSS for Windows, Mac OS X Leopard and some Linux distributions are freely available for download at:

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Webinar on the New MySQL Connector/C++

Tomorrow (Wednesday, May 20, 2009), Ulf Wendel and Andrey Hristov, engineers working in the Connector team of Sun|MySQL database group, will be presenting a webinar about the new MySQL Connector/C++. This connector, which uses much the JDBC API patterns, was recently made available as a GA release during the MySQL Conference and Expo.

Register from anywhere in the world and listen to Ulf and Andrey as they talk to you about Connector/C++ from somewhere in Germany!

Addendum: At this very moment, I'm attending this free Webinar. It is truly amazing how well-coordinated this is. So, if you couldn't get to this, try to make it to some other upcoming MySQL Webinar.

Webinar on the New MySQL Connector/C++

Tomorrow (Wednesday, May 20, 2009), Ulf Wendel and Andrey Hristov, engineers working in the Connector team of Sun|MySQL database group, will be presenting a webinar about the new MySQL Connector/C++. This connector, which uses much the JDBC API patterns, was recently made available as a GA release during the MySQL Conference and Expo.

Register from anywhere in the world and listen to Ulf and Andrey as they talk to you about Connector/C++ from somewhere in Germany!

Addendum: At this very moment, I'm attending this free Webinar. It is truly amazing how well-coordinated this is. So, if you couldn't get to this, try to make it to some other upcoming MySQL Webinar.

Webinar on the New MySQL Connector/C++

Tomorrow (Wednesday, May 20, 2009), Ulf Wendel and Andrey Hristov, engineers working in the Connector team of Sun|MySQL database group, will be presenting a webinar about the new MySQL Connector/C++. This connector, which uses much the JDBC API patterns, was recently made available as a GA release during the MySQL Conference and Expo.

Register from anywhere in the world and listen to Ulf and Andrey as they talk to you about Connector/C++ from somewhere in Germany!

Addendum: At this very moment, I'm attending this free Webinar. It is truly amazing how well-coordinated this is. So, if you couldn't get to this, try to make it to some other upcoming MySQL Webinar.

MySQL Workbench 5.2.0 ALPHA

The MySQL Workbench team would like to announce the availability of the first Alpha release of MySQL Workbench 5.2.

The major new feature in MySQL Workbench 5.2 is the SQL IDE, which offers the ability to edit and execute queries on MySQL servers. The new SQL query editor, based on the Open Source Scintilla text editor component, offers full syntax highlighting and other advanced editing features. The SQL editor was also extended to perform live syntax checking, detecting and indicating any syntax errors in your SQL code even before executing them. The IDE also provides ability to browse and edit the contents of individual table rows.

Note, however, that as this is a development version, there are known and unknown issues that might prevent the smooth use of the application. Backup your models often and before opening them with this version as the file format has …

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MySQL Workbench 5.1.12 Beta3 Available

After a turbulent week, where a few of our team were presenting workbench at this years MySQL Users Conference, we have finally uploaded the next beta packages for you to try. We’ve further improved the handling of the application. The problem with the missing table editor in the mac package is fixed in this release as well.

Please grab the package of your choice at our download page and give it a try.

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