We have just released a new tool, Oracle Data Compare. The same awesome (to quote a user that called recently) data comparison and synchronization tool, many of you have become accustomed to, is now available for Oracle. You can learn more about the product here, and download a fully functional trial version from here.
Please note that from now until the end of October you can get a license for the low introductory price of $174 - use promo code ORACLEPROMO on checkout.
A big thank you goes to all the beta testers of Oracle Data Compare who gave us a tremendous amount of help during those last crucial months in the product development - we are grateful for all you have done!
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Thursday, October 6, 2011
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Documenting your databases – one tool does it all
Documenting anything is usually a painful task that everybody talks about but no one likes to do. I have seen one client after another with virtually no database documentation and no awareness of the incredible amount of time that especially newcomers spend on understanding how the objects relate to each other, how the data is stored, and what kind of constraints they need to be aware of!
Here is a perfect excuse that I have heard way too often: “by the time we are done documenting things have already changed so the documentation becomes outdated before it is even completed”. That might have been true in the distant past but not any more. With the right tool you can document your databases like SQL Server, DB2, Oracle, MySQL, Informix virtually any platform, in minutes – you can even create a job that automatically updates the documentation every day. One of the best tools out there to do the job is xSQL Documenter which allows you to simultaneously generate compiled CHM and / or HTML documentation for all your databases.
What’s even better, a great tool like this does not cost a fortune – for less than $200 you will get an incredible tool that will save your organization hundreds of hours of work.
xSQL Documenter supports the following platforms: SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, MySQL, Informix IDS, Sybase ASE, Sybase SQL Anywhere, PostgreSQL, Access, VistaDB, ENEA Polyhedra;
You can download your copy of xSQL Documenter from http://www.xsql.com/download/database_documenter/
Here is a perfect excuse that I have heard way too often: “by the time we are done documenting things have already changed so the documentation becomes outdated before it is even completed”. That might have been true in the distant past but not any more. With the right tool you can document your databases like SQL Server, DB2, Oracle, MySQL, Informix virtually any platform, in minutes – you can even create a job that automatically updates the documentation every day. One of the best tools out there to do the job is xSQL Documenter which allows you to simultaneously generate compiled CHM and / or HTML documentation for all your databases.
What’s even better, a great tool like this does not cost a fortune – for less than $200 you will get an incredible tool that will save your organization hundreds of hours of work.
xSQL Documenter supports the following platforms: SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, MySQL, Informix IDS, Sybase ASE, Sybase SQL Anywhere, PostgreSQL, Access, VistaDB, ENEA Polyhedra;
You can download your copy of xSQL Documenter from http://www.xsql.com/download/database_documenter/
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