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15 years ago we just used Red Gates SQL Compare. I think it's still SQL Server only, but this really seems like this should have been solved for most mature dat
by mrweasel 3y ago
15 years ago we just used Red Gates SQL Compare. I think it's still SQL Server only, but this really seems like this should have been solved for most mature databases by now.
- Tostino 3y agoI was sad to not see them move their tooling to multi-database. I had a couple calls with them ~5-6 years ago to talk about our needs and how they would be solved by a Postgres version of their tools (like SQL Compare), but apparently it never went anywhere.
- zerkten 3y agoHaving been a Red Gate customer in 2005, I decided to take a look at their current offerings. Based on https://www.red-gate.com/products/ https://www.red-gate.com/products/ it seems like they have started to look at other database. The newest products seem to have support for at least 3-4 databases. They are maybe caught between rewriting a legacy product and building out the features in their successor products.
- Pxtl 3y agoThe fact that Red Gate is still a necessary QOL add-on for a product that costs that much should be shameful.