SQLDBCompare is the right database schema comparison solution for project teams and developers to manage multiple SQL Server databases. The tool allows developers or DBA's to compare the SQL Server objects in two databases that can either be on the same SQL Server or on different SQL Servers. SQL Server developers can view either the high-level differences report or the detailed differences of each database objects. SQL Server developers can synchronize these different objects by copying them from one database to the other one.

SQLDBCompare provides powerful database schema comparison and synchronization for these SQL Server objects:

• Tables - including the table associated triggers, indexes/keys, and constraints
• Views
• Stored Procedures
• User Defined Functions

SQL Server
SQL Server is the enterprise-class data management solution provided by Microsoft. It provides Performance, scalability, and reliability of data management to organizations. SQL Server enables enterprise to effectively manage its data in a fast-changing environment, at a low implementation and maintenance costs.

Benefits of SQLDBCompare
SQLDBCompare enables SQL Server development team to increase developer productivity and improve software quality through effective database management. It provides development team a High-Return software management tool at a very Low-Cost.

SQLDBCompare offers seamless integration with SQL Server. Developers can utilize SQLDBCompare easily and effectively with little training. The simplified setup process enables installation, configuration, and user setup to be done in minutes, with effortless administration. In fact, the interface was so similar to standard Microsoft development tool interface that a developer can easily pick it up and use it effectively within a few minutes.

SQLDBCompare provides SQL Server developers and DBA's the ability to compare, view, and synchronize the differences of database objects. It is extremely valuable in multiple SQL Server environments that might include development, test, staging, and production databases or distributed database environments where the same database is put on different machines to handle different segment of data.