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Transfer tables to and from MS Access and IBM DB2 databases. Importing and exporting can be done without SQL knowledge. MS Access 2000 or higher required.

Transfer tables from Paradox to IBM DB2 databases. Importing and exporting can be done without SQL knowledge. This program is designed for Paradox 5 databases. Higher versions of Paradox databases can be saved as 5 and used with this program.

The integrated version control solution for SQL Server database. It integrates with both SQL Server and Visual SourceSafe, offers great functionality to manage the source code of SQL scripts.

Manage MSDE/SQL databases via an intuitive graphical interface and do all of the common operations that a typical deployment of MSDE/SQL would entail and much more besides. Add, edit and delete Databases, Tables, Views, Users, Rules, SP's & more.

EMS Data Pump for InterBase/Firebird is a powerful utility for converting databases and importing table data from an ADO-compatible source (e.g. MS Access, MS SQL Server, or any other database with ADO support) to InterBase/FireBird databases.

EMS Data Pump for DB2 is a powerful utility for converting databases and importing table data from an ADO-compatible source (e.g. MS Access, MS SQL Server, or any other database with ADO support) to IBM DB2 databases.

iSetDB is a high performance tool for MS SQL Server administration. In just one click, you can attach and detach a database, back it up or restore, shrink it, or run SQL scripts. A simple GUI interface, as well as command line support is available.

This tool allow to read/open the MS Excel files. Application don't use any external libraries (no MS Excel/Office, no BDE, no ODBC, no ADO) You may view the data from any sheet in xls-file, trace the internal stored BIFF-records within xls-file.

SQL Drill Freeware Excel Add-In, Simplify data retrieval from SQL Server, Oracle, Sybase, MySQL and any other ODBC compliant database. SQL Drill adds easy database access to Ms Excel. For more information, please look at http://www.sqldrill.com