Professional Subscription

Create a dbLinter Account

Create a dbLinter account using your business e-mail address. You can skip this step, if you have already created such an account for a Starter or Essential subscription.

1. Open the Web-GUI login dialog and click on Sign up.
2. Enter your E-mail address and Display name and click on Send token.
3. Check your e-mails and copy the confirmation token into the clipboard and paste it into the Confirm sign-up dialog. Enter a password (twice) and click on Confirm.

Order a dbLinter Tenant

In the last step, you set up a personal free tenant. For a professional subscription you need to order a dedicated tenant. Your business e-mail address will be registered as administrator.

The the following information is needed:

Tenant Name

Identifies a tenant uniquely within a dbLinter repository. For example a company name. The tenant name is case-insensitive.

Number of Seats

Total number of developers and technical users (for CI/CD pipelines). Moreover, the number of seats is equivalent to the maximum number of concurrent dbLinter sessions for a tenant.

The subscription fee is calculated on the basis of the number of seats.

Place Order Compare the different subscription plans and prices, choose the number of seats you need and place your order.

Unlocked Features

Also In Essential Subscription

Quick Fixes

Apply quick fixes in the IDE. For example, to fix G-3130: Try to use ANSI SQL-92 join syntax.

CLI

Run checks and tests for a workspace from the IDE or the command line to integrate dbLinter results in your CI/CD pipelines.

More Rules

Additional 20+ predefined rules. For example, G-9501: Never use parameter in string expression of dynamic SQL. Use asserted local variable instead.

More Configs

Unlimited number of configurations that can be used from all clients.

Only In Professional Subscription

SonarQube Plugin

Provides seamless integration with any on-prem SonarQube edition. Enabling rule configuration, issue browsing, and enforcement through quality gates considering new code.

Custom Rules

Define your own rules. Either as static code analysis check, or SQL-based test, or both.

Export/Import

Export and import your configuration and rules via the Web GUI or the CLI as JSON file.

Test Repository

Access to dbLinter test repository where you can check your configurations including and custom validators.