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DBScribe for DB2 1.1 download
DBScribe for DB2 - dBScribe is a DB2 SQL documenter that creates precise technical documentation of every detail of a database schema in just moments. It supports: - a rich set of documentation style and output formats (HTML, CHM, MS Word Document) - wizard and command line interfaces - complete database structure documenting - all SQL object types, details and properties - custom documentation profile - DDL code for all objects documented DBScribe helps you to: - Dramatically reduce the time and cost necessary to document your databases - Avoid document updating and synchronization after database changes - Manage your product/solution knowledgebase - Optimize communication between your IT team members: database administrators, developers, testers and technical writers - Increase your customer satisfaction by providing comprehensive, professional database documentation.
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Added & Updated: 09.20.07 & -
Publisher: Leadum Software
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