u/ForeignsFriends

Half our team is on SQL Server, the other half on PostgreSQL.  We've been looking at dbForge because it covers both, but honestly the harder problem isn't the tool. SQL Server people think in SSMS. Postgres people think in pgAdmin or DataGrip, and they've been doing it that way for years. 

Every time we try to standardize on something it turns into a workflow debate more than a technical one. Different habits, different expectations for the UI. 

Anyone actually using dbForge across both RDMSs in the same team? Did the mixed-engine support help, or did people just end up sticking with different tools anyway? 

I’m used to the SSMS-style workflow for checking schema changes, but now I need something similar for MySQL and PostgreSQL. Main need is simple. Compare two databases, see what changed, review the diff, and avoid doing it manually. What tools do you trust for schema comparison in MySQL/PostgreSQL? DBeaver, dbForge, DataGrip, Liquibase/Flyway, something else?