Release notes describe implemented behavior without invented adoption numbers or customer claims.
0.3.0Early Access
One safer workspace for SQL and DBA operations.
This release expands SQL SafeOps from focused record workflows into a practical local DBA workspace while preserving explicit confirmation and the local data boundary.
Included
Free-form SQL Console with read-only access in Free and confirmation-gated writes, DDL and administrative commands in Pro
DBA Center with CPU, memory, sessions, blocking, wait statistics, database health, backup freshness, storage and security diagnostics
Index analysis with usage, fragmentation and missing-index candidates plus reviewable maintenance SQL
Live interface switching between English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese and Japanese
Owner Lifetime entitlement protected by a machine-bound ECDSA signature
Public update checks connected to the checksum-verified installer manifest on sqlsafeops.com
0.2.0Early Access
A clearer, calmer SQL workspace.
The complete Windows interface now shares the same local-first visual language as the SQL SafeOps website, without changing the SQL engine or customer data boundary.
Included
High-contrast graphite interface with a centralized WPF design system
Workspace navigation that moves directly from sign-in to overview and from connection to explorer
Redesigned Connection Manager, Database Explorer, Record Compare, Safe Update and Record Clone screens
Visible keyboard focus states and consistent safe, warning and destructive operation colors
Updated .NET 10 test infrastructure and a verified Windows x64 installer
0.1.0Early Access
Safer SQL Server operations begin here.
The first release established the local-first data boundary, commercial account architecture and core operation workflows.
Tools
Database Explorer with metadata and server-side pagination
Record Compare with null-aware differences and local CSV/JSON export
Safe Update with mandatory WHERE, preview and affected-row verification
Rollback Generator with SQL Server type-aware literals
Record Clone excluding identity, computed and rowversion columns
