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dbForge Studio for SQL Server

dbForge Studio for SQL Server is an SQL server development tool incorporating query builder, data import/export and compare tools for managing and analyzing data.

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  1. Excel-Export without explicit formatting

    The Excel-export shouldn't necessarily put explicit formatting on the cells. That it does is annoying as it forces one to explicitly remove it again before the data can be formatted as a table with one of the Excel table format templates, for instance. Another example is that although number fields are actually marked as being number fields, they are still displayed as left aligned, because that's how they are explicitly (and wrongly) formatted.

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  2. On the customer License Information page, add a user editable field where we can log who has which license.

    I purchase the licenses for my dev team, so when I purchase two licenses, one for myself (SQL Tools) and a separate on for one of my devs (Schema Compare) I would like to indicate which is assigned to whom. Currently on the License information page, both appear assigned to me. While two folks is easy, if we grow our usage of your products further, I would like to know who I've assigned which licenses to, while keeping them all under the one account.

    All I'm looking for is a field that I as the customer can note this type…

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  3. remote changes source control

    For source control (GIT) at the remote changes tab add a ignore/delete option.

    I started working with the database and deleted/renamed some stored procedures. When I detached and attached my source control (GIT) it wants to add the procedures which I have removed.
    This is fine when someone else changed it, but now I specifically want to delete this procedures. When working with this I can add them again, to delete them afterwards, or I can delete them in the folder and check them in with GIT, bypassing dbForge.

    The easy solution would be to add a ignore/delete/keep local option…

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  4. pin tab

    how is possible there is no simple thing as pin tabs?

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