Devart released the new version of its dbForge Data Compare for PostgreSQL v.3.3. A new version of a tool got connectivity support for PostgreSQL v.13 and adjusted script execution functionality.
In this release, the vendor extended connectivity options to provide the possibility to work with the latest PostgreSQL v.13 database engine. Also, dbForge team adjusted the Pre & Post Script execution functionality. The Synchronization wizard now contains the Additional Scripts tab where users can embed scripts in a target database to be executed after and/or before the data synchronization process.
dbForge Data Compare for PostgreSQL is a GUI tool for table data comparison and synchronization. It helps to custom-tailor the detection of data differences between two PostgreSQL tables and establish smart management, and safe deployment of table data inconsistencies. The PostgreSQL diff tool also delivers the generation of the PostgreSQL data synchronization scripts with multiple options to keep PostgreSQL data in sync.
Deep dive into the release news at
https://blog.devart.com/dbforge-data-compare-for-postgresql-v-3-3-released.html
About Devart
Devart is one of the leading developers of database tools and administration software, ALM solutions, data providers for various database servers, data integration and backup solutions. The company also implements Web and Mobile development projects.
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