Tool Version Does Not Match SQL Tools Version

Tool Version Does Not Match SQL Tools Version

In some cases, users may download SQL Tools or the Compare Bundle of one version, but when installed, the individual tool versions do not match the version of the downloaded package.

The reason for this is that SQL Tools is essentially a bundle containing a set of tools, each with its own version. The difference exists because each tool has its own build cycle, and the number of changes and releases for each tool can vary based on the improvements implemented in that specific product. 

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