New UI to enhance usability. New migrations support, compatible with SQL Source Control 5.
The next major version of SQL Compare won't support SQL Server 2000. Previous versions will continue to work with SQL Server 2000.
SQL CI and SQL Release will be merged into one product, with enhanced PowerShell capabilities allowing customized deployment workflows.
Improvements to formatting. Support for new syntax in SQL Server 2016 and Azure v12.
Support for markdown generation.
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New features and bug fixes every two weeks
Complete overhaul of the Server Overview
Significant performance improvements: reliably monitor 100s of servers from a single installation.
More actionable operational alerts: improved behavior to eliminate false positives.
Azure and Amazon EC2 support (IaaS).
New Dashboard.
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578 releases so far
Initial support for SQL Server 2016 and Azure SQL Database V12.
Support for TFS 2015 and Subversion 1.9. Improved performance when detecting changes to stored procedures, tables, and indexes.
SQL Server 2016, SSMS 2016 support. Improvements to migrations – read more.
SQL Server 2016 support, with improved support for Always On Availability Groups, including backups from a ReadOnly secondary replica.
Support for Email Encryption in server options. Improved support for removable storage media. Support for multiple DATETIMEs. Support for .NET 4 and .NET 3.5. UI update.
Performance improvements to analysis views.
Eight new PowerShell cmdlets that allow the setup of continuous integration as well as automated deployment.
Code suggestions for Azure SQL Data Warehouse & Analytics Platform System (APS - formerly known as Parallel Data Warehouse). Results grid features: Copy as IN clause, Script as INSERT, Open in Excel. Execution warnings for DELETE and UPDATE statements.
UI now appears in a tab window in SQL Server Management Studio. SQL Server 2016 support.
IDENTITY columns can now be populated from a source table or with default values, to help with data masking.
Updated UI. Switch between products easily, taking context with you, when used as part of the SQL Toolbelt. SQL Multi Script now saves projects.
Hide unused categories from the Pipeline view and rename categories
722 releases
Support for profiling ASP.NET 5 applications running on DNX and CoreCLR, Visual Studio 2015, and profiling .NET Cloud Services within the Azure emulator.
Improvements to Git integration. UI improvements for easier configuration. Object locking from within SSMS. Bug fixes.
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Safe, automated production deployments for databases. Provides update scripts, change reports, & review steps.
Tab coloring. ORDER BY/GROUP BY improvements. Import/export options. SQLCMD mode support. Visual Studio 2015 support. Improvements to Snippets manager.
Active Directory support. Monitoring for AlwaysOn Availability Groups, with dedicated performance metrics and operational alerts. Support for SQL Server 2016. Performance and UI improvements.
Support for SQL Server 2016, bug fixes
Richer integration with DLM Dashboard and more accessible documentation artifacts.
Track changes and receive alerts when database schemas are changed in any environment. Get a clear audit history of what's changed. Use pipelines to visualize your database lifecycle. Make sure what you released is still what you're running on your server.
Assign permissions per user or Active Directory group to control who has access to DLM Dashboard, and which actions they can perform.
Rewritten command line to make scripting easier for continuous integration.
Git support and working folder to allow arbitrary source control systems. Performance improvements too numerous to mention. Advanced search to quickly refine your commit. Granular settings when committing storage options to source control.
Granular settings for comparing and deploying storage options. Bug fixes and continuing gradual support for 12c.
Support for C#6 and Visual Studio 2015 integration.
834 releases
Full SQL Server 2014 support, including comparison and deployment of memory-optimized table types
New HTML formatting options for greater customization
New UI with better navigation
Include or exclude any section of any object from documentation
Support for SQL Server 2014 & Windows Azure SQL Database
Support for cross-column dependencies
More realistic test data
Improved foreign key support
Build and test your database on every commit. Synchronize a database to match the state in version control. Command line tools for any CI server. Plugins for TeamCity, TFS, and MSBuild.
Inserting semicolons, easily executing current statements, renaming variables and aliases.
Support for larger databases and result sets
More flexible and customizable searching
Performance improvements
Performance diagnostics, including detailed wait stat analysis
Deep integrated database profiling: see execution plans for SQL Server queries and stored procedures, as well as how they relate back to your .NET code.
Support for the Visual Studio 2014 CTP
Automatic rename column detection. Better command line support for CI. Ignore external table location. CREATE OR REPLACE scripting. Speed improvements. Improved Materialized View support. LDAP lookup and authentication.
Data compare between views. Up to 100x speed improvement comparing date time columns. Option to include column names for inserts. LDAP lookup and authentication.
Object level filtering can now be configured and committed to source control. CREATE OR REPLACE scripting. UI performance improvements. Speed improvements. Improved Materialized View support. LDAP lookup and authentication. TFS2013 client and server support.
565 releases
SQL Server 2012 support
Greater level of documentation customization
Support for multiple SSMS instances
Merge conflicted stored procedures
Tab History in SSMS
SQL Azure and Win8 support
Improved snippets with more placeholders
Support for synonyms, CLR, and XML
Use Redgate tools for continuous integration on a build server
Support for every source control system
SQL Server 2012 support
Cloud storage for database backups
Better time control navigation, email alert improvements, multiple metrics analysis, automatic baselines
Performance data for outgoing web requests
Async and WinRT support
Enhanced database profiling support (profile MySQL and PostgreSQL)
Profile unmanaged memory
Support for portable class libraries, very large assemblies, and further improvements for WPF
Connect Oracle schemas to Subversion or Team Foundation Server
Lock objects on shared development databases
525 releases
SQL Server 2012 support
Rerunnable scripts – add object existence checks and recreate objects
Remembers recently used servers
Table mapping
Create new databases straight from
SQL Compare
Specify transaction isolation level to work with linked servers
SQL Server 2012 support
Select a previous version of the database with static data from source control
Remembers recently used servers
SQL Server 2012 support
SQL Server 2012 support and performance enhancements
Database source control inside Visual Studio
Unit testing inside SQL Server Management Studio
Scheduled restores
Integrated DBCC CHECKDB
Access permissions
Custom metrics feature and SQLMonitorMetrics.com
SharePoint 2010 and IIS Express support
Integrated decompilation
Database call profiling
HTTP request grouping
SharePoint 2010 and IIS Express support
Method parent obfuscation, Silverlight 5 support, better WPF obfuscation
Build-as-you-type extension for Visual Studio
Command line version for continuous integration
Export, compare, and sync databases with a scripts folder
Command line version
Improved comparison options
141 releases
Migration scripts for custom deployments
Source control for static data
Support for Vault, Mercurial, Perforce, and Git
Support for SQL Azure databases
Integration into SQL Server Management Studio
Numerous UI improvements
Maintenance windows
New alerts
Top 10 most expensive queries
Instance categorizer graph
A new API
Improved WPF support
Feature usage tracking and Windows Phone 7 error reporting
99 releases
Find invalid objects
View column dependencies
Smart renaming
Database source control in SQL Server Management Studio, using your existing version control system
Search inside SQL Server database schemas
Web-based performance monitoring and alerting
.NET 4 and Silverlight support
Compare and deploy Oracle schemas and data