dbForge Schema Compare for Oracle v2025.2 release notes

What’s new

This update introduces significant improvements across AI-powered assistance, UI/UX, security, and database functionality. The improvements in error analysis, code editing, support for modern data types, and encryption are aimed at making development more consistent and efficient.

Enhanced AI Assistant

We continue to refine the AI Assistant to make it a more reliable part of everyday development.

Error analysis in real time

Errors from the Error List window can now be sent directly to AI Chat to receive immediate explanations and suggested fixes.

Web search integration

An online search option has been added to extend responses beyond pre-trained data. The AI Assistant scans the web, including the Devart website, documentation portal, and blog, to provide more complete answers.

Streaming responses

AI Assistant responses are now displayed as they are generated, allowing you to review them without waiting for the full output.

UI/UX improvements

Tooltips for SQL document tabs

To improve user experience, we have added tooltips to the SQL document tab that display the connection and database names, document owner, full file path, and server version.

Control over new tab positioning

New options in Tools > Options > Environments > Tabs and Windows let you configure where new tabs are inserted: before or after the active tab, at the beginning, or at the end of the tab group.

New shortcuts

We have added keyboard shortcuts to simplify code editing and reduce manual operations.

Alt+Up / Alt+Down — Moves selected lines (or the current line if none are selected).

Ctrl+Shift+A — Selects the entire statement, including all related keywords, operators, and values.

Productivity improvements

Strengthened encryption

Encryption capabilities have been improved to align with modern standards, ensuring stronger protection of sensitive data in transit and at rest.

Support for JSON datatype modifiers

dbForge Studio for Oracle now supports modifiers for the JSON datatype. You can use them to query, extract, update, or manipulate JSON data. This functionality is available in Schema Compare and in syntax check.