ThoughtScape Designer 2.1
| Developer: |
Teleios Software Development (more products...) |
| OS: | WinXP/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Business x64/ Vista Enterprise x64/ Vi |
| License: | Commercial |
| Price: |
$449 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 8.44 MB |
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ThoughtScape Designer Professional Edition is an Advanced Database Designer that you can use to work with your database structures, your data, and your .Net code. The designer is database independent so that you can use the same tool for a variety of relational database management systems. With this tool you can reverse engineer databases, or create and design new databases totally from scratch; you can export designer structures to databases or even alter the structure of existing databases while maintaining your original data with tools that will help you to define the way that the data should be transformed and migrated from the old structure to the changed structure when applying these structural changes. You can also transform, migrate and merge data from multiple databases that can possibly be stored in different relational database management systems, to a target database, using an advanced visual mapping tool, and data brushing features like user expressions. In addition to these, you can also generate code for popular .Net languages like VB.Net, C#, J#, C++ and Clarion.Net, which will integrate seamlessly with Standard Windows Data Binding interfaces. The generated code is automatically integrated into your project files and updated whenever you make changes to your database design.
If you are a software developer, database administrator, business analyst, software or database maintenance specialist, data migration specialist or even an IT manager, this product will definitely be the choice for you. Even if you do not fit any of the descriptions above but do from time to time manage your data by yourself using spreadsheets and user expressions, we advise you to try out ThoughtScape Designer Professional Edition to make managing your data more reliable and structured by using high-end database management systems
ThoughtScape Designer’s smooth and lively interface will prove to be the perfect solution to make complicated and tedious tasks a breeze. |
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