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Database comparison and synchronization tool for DB2 UDB, with Intellisense enabled SQL editor.

dbForge Schema Compare for SQL Server is a reliable, easy-to-use tool to compare and synchronize schemas of Microsoft SQL Server databases. It quickly analyzes database structure differences and propagates the changes to a required SQL Server.

MySQL Compare Bundle contains two separate tools, dbForge Schema Compare for MySQL and dbForge Data Compare for MySQL

dbForge Schema Compare for Oracle is a tool for easy and quick schema comparison and synchronization of Oracle databases. Compares large databases with multiple schemas quickly. Generates comparison reports and SQL*Plus compatible sync scripts.

dbForge Schema Compare for MySQL allows you to compare and synchronize structures of MySQL, MariaDB and Percona databases. This product is designed to help developers analyze database structure differences and transfer the changes to a required MySQL

Atlantis Schema Inspector is an incredibly fast, flexible and complete SQL Server schema comparison and synchronization tool - use it to get your deployments right first time, every time.

SQL Schema Sync API offers a new approach to DB structure synchronization since this component is integrated into your program. The product is run time royalty free. Full source code is available. A library is developed for SQL Server 2008.

DTM Schema Inspector is a database schema browsing and management too that let the user work with database schemas more effectively. The program lets the users work simultaneously with any number of database schemas.

Database designer for relational databases ( eq. MySql, Oracle, Postgres, SQL Server, MariaDb, Db2, Sqlite ) and MongoDb featuring ER diagrams, schema synchronization, relational data browse, visual query builder, SQL editor, database reports, etc.

DTM Schema Comparer is a database schemas comparison/synchronization tool. The comparison process supports tables, views, indexes, keys (PK and FK), triggers and stored procedures. Database schemas tree-view makes the process more comfortable.