dbForge Schema Compare for SQL Server Reviews

To be able to make the comparison of the scheme automatically after the synchronization process has finished to make sure everything went well.

Configuration of the different accesses to databases in such a way that when I have to make a comparison, I only choose the origin and destination of the already configured list of accesses.

There are no specific things that I do not like, maybe the product could be improved by adding different configuration options for the default values ​​related to specific comparisons

dbForge Schema Compare can be called from the command line. This means we can integrate it into our CI pipeline. An important part of our development process is synchronizing production schemas with our development schemas and the application's ORM. Using this tool, we can automate that process. It produces delta's for both schema and records that become part of the sprint's build. I have looked at many different products and tools that do this, and this is the only one that ticks all the boxes and is reasonably priced.

We wish this ran under Linux, as our systems are pretty much all Linux. Because it doesn't run under linux, we have to have this script run on a Windows box. It turns out not to be such a big deal.

One other thing is that there have been bugs in the past that have taken quite a while for the vendor to fix. Eventually they were fixed, however.

dbForge Schema Compare allows me to compare and synchronize SQL databases through its object explorer pannel. it incorporates versions within singular source control, which is fabulous. It provides carious add-in bundles, which ensure the proper schema comparison necessaires are check checkboxed for installation.

None actually. I do the setup & pre-requisites for my schema comparison in my organization with ease. It provides simple configuration features which automatically generates relation of table mapping, how to map the schemas, and also compare different database definitions.

The source and target of the comparison in our SQL server and connected, and the comparison results appear as a set of actions that ought to be handled with a target for effective comparison. For this, dbForge Schema Compare gives me various filter, group, and object sorting in its results. It has a splendid dashboard which is very useful to comapre and aslo keep a detached window in a different screen for comprehensive insights. It's has a brilliant backup feature where I can quickly take snapshot and evaluate the diversities with its schema synchronization capabilities for our SQL Servers.