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What is SQL-Hero?
SQL-Hero is a tool suite that enhances productivity for developers and DBA's who use Microsoft SQL Server. It includes tool such as: an advanced SQL editor, code generator, compare tools (both schema and data), audit history (schema), unit testing, monitoring, tracing and data generation. It also includes xSkrape for SQL Server and xSkrape for SQL Server Integration Services.
How's that special? There's a lot of SQL tools on the market today...
There are a number of important differences that make SQL-Hero unique... and very powerful.
- The code generator addresses many, many use cases that others can't. We're working on extensive on-line documentation to help you create your own templates to do amazing things!
- xSkrape technology enables access to a nearly unlimited universe of data, right within SQL Server.
- Archive millons of data points related to monitoring and performance and report against these using an Analysis Services model using any visualization tool of your choice or a number of canned reports.
- Compare SQL-Hero with other technologies on our comparisons page: both from a technical and business perspective.
- Expect new capabilities in up-coming releases, based on your real-world feedback.
Watch a self-guided tour of SQL-Hero...
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Learn more...
- Videos: a 6 minute high-level overview, plus a 36 minute deeper dive into individual features.
- More in-depth examination of SQL-Hero features
- Product family feature matrix
- What is xSkrape?
- SQL-Hero on-line documentation
- xSkrape for Excel Add-in
- xSkrape for SQL Server
- xSkrape for SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)
- Product family overview
- Download software (30 day free evaluation)
- Order software
Spotlight Feature:
Advanced Content Searching Against Database Data
Similar to what you can accomplish with content searching against object text, by toggling the "Data Search" button on the toolbar, the same kinds of searches can be issued against data itself. Why could this be useful? Say you're not familiar with a schema but you know some table holds a particular name - go search for it using say "Miller and Joe" and if any row has both these terms, the table will show up in the search result!