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From: Tommy on 24 Mar 2010 15:44
DBTYP.NET Studio 2010 - Database Comparison Suite Released

Vienna, Austria - March 8, 2010

Today, BYPsoft announced the availability of DBTYP.NET Studio 2010, the newest version of the cross-database comparison tool that compares SQL Server, MySQL and Oracle databases (schema and data). DBTYP.NET Studio 2010 is available for download from http://www.bypsoft.com.

With its rich support for schema and data cross-database comparison, DBTYP.NET Studio takes the mystery out of databases, making their comparison practical and easy for programmers and database administrators everywhere. Over and above its powerful comparison capabilities till now, BYPsoft added to the DBTYP.NET Studio 2010 support for automated and schedulled database comparison through the DBTYP.NET Studio command line utility. Full cross database comparison family includes support for SQL Server, MySQL and Oracle databases in the latest release of DBTYP.NET Studio 2010 for a fraction of the cost of single-database solution.

Since the DBTYP.NET Studio is under constant development, user interface has been redesigned and rich visual interface and easy-to-use features of DBTYP.NET Studio 2010 allow developers and DBAs to identify and deploy changes quickly on all supported databases and enhance productivity and maximize results. Features like colorfull differences, different objects icons, visual column description, in place colorfull script differences, multiple views and more all save time and ensure accuracy.

In addition to all the new features listed above, in the latest release of DBTYP.NET Studio 2010

BYPsoft includes also the following:


a.. Command line utility for easier database comparison automation

b.. Suport for triggers comparisons

c.. Choose between synchronize databases or write SQL into file

d.. Fully control comparisons

e.. Great performance improvements

f.. Rich GUI improvements


We know that constant development is the key to progress, therefore we already started working on all new cool features. Stay with us.
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