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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.

Wibke Carstensen

28 June 2016

Wibke Carstensen

28 June 2016

SQL Server 2016 – what’s changed in the SQL Toolbelt?

Over recent months, Redgate’s development teams have been busy updating the tools in the SQL Toolbelt to support the valuable new functionality released with SQL Server 2016. To achieve this, most tools now support the syntax for SQL Server 2016’s key features, letting you do even more with them. Stretch Tables Our flagship tool... Read more

SQL Toolbelt

Kate Duggan

2 June 2016

Kate Duggan

2 June 2016

Teamwork is the key to developing SQL Source Control as well as using it

The long-awaited release of SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) 2016 is approaching, bringing with it a more modern look and feel, more features, and more advantages for users. At Redgate, we’ve been working closely with Microsoft to make sure the latest version of SQL Source Control supports SSMS 2016 from launch day. SQL Source Control... Read more

SQL Source Control

Kate Duggan

18 May 2016

Kate Duggan

18 May 2016

Managing environments in DLM Dashboard

DLM Dashboard is a free tool that lets you track schema changes as they progress through the different stages of your database lifecycle. With DLM Dashboard you can start to get a much better picture of your workflow and see where you might need to take remedial action. DLM Dashboard categorizes your databases by environment... Read more

DLM Dashboard

Carly Meichen

28 April 2016

Carly Meichen

28 April 2016

SQL Prompt 7.2 released – SQL Server Management Studio 2016 support & new features

We’ve just released SQL Prompt 7.2 with new SSMS 2016 support, features and fixes. If you’re new to SQL Prompt try it for free. If you already use it, just ‘check for updates’ in SQL Prompt to upgrade to the new version. For more detail on what’s new, read on. SQL Server Management Studio... Read more

SQL Prompt

David Atkinson

7 April 2016

David Atkinson

7 April 2016

We now offer free community editions of our MySQL tools

In the open source world, there’s an increasing trend to offer personal or community editions of paid-for tools. There’s a damn good reason too. Many charities and educational institutions as well as individual users turn to open source software in an effort to lower costs. The flipside is, while there’s no upfront cost, there... Read more

5 April 2016

5 April 2016

SQL Monitor v5.1 – is it a big deal?

The simple answer is yes, yes, and, um … yes! While on the surface it may look like nothing much has changed in v5.1 of SQL Monitor, in reality we’ve completely overhauled the core engine to make it more scalable, stable, and smarter. The latest version is the culmination of all the minor releases... Read more

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Kathryn Lye

29 March 2016

Kathryn Lye

29 March 2016

A simpler, faster way of moving between products in the SQL Toolbelt

We’ve recently made a coordinated effort at Redgate to apply a common design to everything we do. You may well have noticed the subsequent changes to our website, the evolution of our product logos, or seen the results in images used at our events. Last week we extended the approach further by releasing a bunch... Read more

SQL Toolbelt

Matt Hilbert

7 December 2015

Matt Hilbert

7 December 2015

Smaller software releases are big news too

This has been a good year for Redgate customers. Major software releases of SQL Prompt, SQL Compare, SQL Monitor, and SQL Source Control have introduced new features, added support for the latest versions of SQL Server Management Studio and Visual Studio, and made them even easier and more intuitive to use. SQL Monitor v5,... Read more

SQL Toolbelt

Richard Macaskill

5 November 2015

Richard Macaskill

5 November 2015

Higher database limit in DLM Dashboard

We’re pleased to announce that you can now monitor more databases in DLM Dashboard. The latest version, 1.6.2, supports up to 50 databases! Higher database limit was one of the most requested features on UserVoice. Along with the ability to exclude changes using filters, and the option to restrict access to the tool through permissions, we’ve... Read more

DLM Dashboard

Owen Priestley and Santiago Arias

2 November 2015

Owen Priestley and Santiago Arias

2 November 2015

DLM Dashboard as a team tool

DLM Dashboard is a great collaborative tool, which integrates with lots of different services. However, some teams told us that they couldn’t use DLM Dashboard without support for users and permissions. Previously, access to DLM Dashboard was entirely unrestricted. Essentially, all users were given administrator permissions. As the tool grew in popularity, we started... Read more

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Posts Categorized in Database development

SQL Server 2016 – what’s changed in the SQL Toolbelt?

Teamwork is the key to developing SQL Source Control as well as using it

Managing environments in DLM Dashboard

SQL Prompt 7.2 released – SQL Server Management Studio 2016 support & new features

We now offer free community editions of our MySQL tools

SQL Monitor v5.1 – is it a big deal?

A simpler, faster way of moving between products in the SQL Toolbelt

Smaller software releases are big news too

Higher database limit in DLM Dashboard

DLM Dashboard as a team tool