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Posts Categorized in Database development

As more and more software development moves towards devops processes, it’s important to bring the database along too. At Redgate, we’re making it possible with a suite of database development tools that plug into and integrate with the software used in application development. The result? DevOps for the database has become a reality.

Adam Atreides

9 February 2026

Adam Atreides

9 February 2026

SQL Prompt Product Updates – February 2026

SQL Prompt’s latest releases focus on stability and quality improvements, particularly around our AI features and SSMS 22 compatibility. AI reliability improvements We’ve made several improvements to how SQL Prompt AI handles real-world conditions. If SQL Prompt is unable to retrieve your database schema, AI requests will now continue without schema-awareness rather than failing... Read more

Adam Atreides

14 January 2026

Adam Atreides

14 January 2026

SQL Prompt Product Updates – January 2026

SQL Prompt’s January release brings support for Microsoft Fabric and an exciting new preview feature. Microsoft Fabric support SQL Prompt v11.3.2 now supports Microsoft Fabric, extending autocomplete suggestions and formatting rules to Fabric-specific queries. This includes support for key Fabric Data Warehouse statements such as COPY INTO, OPENROWSET BULK, CTAS (Create Table As Select),... Read more

Roseanna Mumby

14 January 2026

Roseanna Mumby

14 January 2026

Start the year strong: make SQL Server development faster, more reliable, and more consistent

As the new year begins, development teams are looking to build momentum, set clear goals, and establish reliable, scalable processes that will help them deliver value consistently throughout 2026. That’s why many teams are turning to SQL Toolbelt Essentials: a powerful, easy-to-adopt toolkit that helps teams speed up database development, reduce risk, and standardize... Read more

SQL Toolbelt Essentials