When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found dbForge Studio for SQL Server easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with dbForge Studio for SQL Server overall.
I like the fact that it simplifies the management and update of data in our databases. It also offers suggestions while you are creating SQL queries. I started out with PGadmin in the class I took, and Datagrip is 100% better than PGadmin.
theres a lot of good tools in this arena sqlyog toad which are free not sure why will anyone go for the paid version ,
- lightweight if compared to SQL Server Management Studio - Schema Compare, Data Compare and Subversion are my three favourite features - connection list with super-useful environment icons
I like the fact that it simplifies the management and update of data in our databases. It also offers suggestions while you are creating SQL queries. I started out with PGadmin in the class I took, and Datagrip is 100% better than PGadmin.
- lightweight if compared to SQL Server Management Studio - Schema Compare, Data Compare and Subversion are my three favourite features - connection list with super-useful environment icons
theres a lot of good tools in this arena sqlyog toad which are free not sure why will anyone go for the paid version ,