As explained in the previous article one of the main features of ApexSQL Trigger is the customization of templates used to generate triggers. The previous article has introduced the interface of Template editor and the template modularity. Now the focus will be on the actual trigger generating process
April 18, 2013ApexSQL Trigger’s Template editor – Introduction
The main feature of ApexSQL Trigger is generation of triggers that capture and store data changes due to INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements. This and the next article will discuss some techniques to customize trigger creation.
April 17, 2013ApexSQL Trigger 2013 released – Support for SQL Azure databases, improved performance, and more
Raleigh – April 15, 2013 – ApexSQL, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and major provider of Microsoft SQL Server solutions, today announced the release of ApexSQL Trigger 2013. The new version introduces auditing of SQL Azure databases, improved performance, and more
April 16, 2013ApexSQL Edit discontinued
ApexSQL Edit, a standalone SQL Editor, has been discontinued in favor of standalone Add-ins for SQL Server Management Studio and Visual Studio
We apologize for any inconvenience to existing customers. We are offering continued dedicated support and FREE migration paths to comparable tools, which in several cases are FREE for the life of the product
April 15, 2013Populate results speed and performance comparison: ApexSQL Diff 2012 vs. 2011
As seen in first part of this performance test, ApexSQL Diff 2012 starts off much faster than its predecessor and here as well, this trend continues. See below how ApexSQL Diff 2012 surpasses the 2011 version as one of the best SQL database compare tools money can buy.
April 12, 2013ApexSQL Trigger 2013 – Product update alert
ApexSQL Trigger 2013 has been released
Type: New version
About ApexSQL Trigger: ApexSQL Trigger is an auditing tool for SQL Server databases which captures the data changes that have occurred on the database including information on who made the change, which objects were affected by it, when was it made, as well as information on the SQL login, application and host used to make the change. It stores all captured information in a central repository and exports them in print friendly formats. For more information visit the ApexSQL Trigger product page
April 11, 2013ApexSQL Diff 2012 vs. 2011 performance: the results are in (Part 1)
At ApexSQL, we understand that performance is a critical factor for customers using our software. For this reason, we recently conducted thorough performance testing of our SQL comparison and synchronization tool ApexSQL Diff 2012 and its predecessor, ApexSQL Diff 2011. Although the performance of ApexSQL Diff 2011 was good, there was also plenty of room for improvement
April 10, 2013Sneak Peek: ApexSQL Audit – Part II
We have previewed some of ApexSQL Audit’s core features in the the previous sneak-peak article such as captured information, centralized auditing repository, security, and performance. In this sequel, we’ll focus on the reporting system
April 9, 2013ApexSQL Audit: Sneak Peek – Part I
We are announcing the release of a new SQL Server tool – ApexSQL Audit, which will bring a wide range of possibilities for auditing access, changes, and security on SQL Server instances, databases, and objects
April 8, 2013ApexSQL Edit vs. ApexSQL Complete
As mentioned in ApexSQL Edit vs. ApexSQL Search features, ApexSQL Edit is a complex SQL development environment equipped with numerous features to deal with source control integration, SQL debugging, profiling, formatting, refactoring, and auto-complete
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