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DBPowerTools is a collection of database utilities capable of performing
database comparisons, creating sql scripts and searching for strings
inside a database.
The tools included are DBDiff, DBScripter, DBSearch and DBSchemaExplorer.
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DBDiff:
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DBDiff is an ODBC database utility
that allows you to compare 2 databases. Any two databases accessible
from your system can be compared. The comparison can be performed at
three levels of depth in the databases, structural, indexes and/or
data. The structural comparison compares the tables of both
databases, column names and column types, the indexes compare
indexes types and columns, and the data level compares the data
stored on the tables of the databases.
DBDiff creates a user-friendly report that includes the databases
analysis, structural, indexes and data analysis. |
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DBScripter:
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DBScripter is an ODBC utility that
creates a SQL script from any database accessible from your system.
The script created can contain structure, indexes and/or data
statements to fully or partially replicate a database. It is fully
configurable to meet all different DBMS' requirements like special
wording, formatting, and even special behavior of the SQL tool to be
used to run the script. Configurations can be saved to allow for
easy reuse of the customization.
DBScripter comes with pre-configured profiles (customizations) for
the most common databases. |
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DBSearch:
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DBSearch is an ODBC tool that lets you
search for any string, substring, prefix or suffix within any
database's tables, columns, data types, indexes, and/or data. The
search can be customized to include/exclude some tables, or
particular columns. Progress meters show you the progress at each
step of the search. A report is produced to clearly show the results
of the search, which can be viewed on line or saved to the disk.
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DBSchemaExplorer:
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DBSchemaExplorer is an ODBC database
utility that allows you to browse through the structures of multiple
databases in a Windows Explorer-like fashion. Any database
accessible from your machine through ODBC can be used, and there is
no limitation on the number of databases you can explore
simultaneously. It also comes with a search feature that can search
for strings, sequences, columns, indexes, and more, in one specific
database or across all selected databases.
DBSchemaExplorer also has the capability of generating and printing
reports that include the structural definition of the objects, their
indexes, and primary and foreign keys. |
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