Visuall comparison
DBTYP.NET Studio gives users ability to easily observe and quickly locate all differences
visually. Full color marked differences database browser tree enables users to inspect
differences between tables, views, stored procedures and functions and to drill
down to specific column, constraint or index difference. Each column contains it's
full description including data type, data length, identity definition, default
value.
Working with DBTYP.NET Studio and it's most intuitive user interface on the market, there
is no need to inspect a tons of SQL script anymore to identify changes like in other
comparison solutions. After you have succesfully compared your databases, click
on the root nodes (tables, views, stored procedures, functions) and you immediatelly
see what has been modified, added or deleted from database.
Items in blue are modified items, in red are newly created object in the database and black items
are the same on both databases.
As an example we pick a screen shot bellow. You can easily identify following:
Table [ab_abstract_category] has the same structure in both databases.
Table [Categories] is modified and changes are following: column [CategoryID] has been shown in blue and declared in the left database as Identity(1, 1) column. Right database contains two additional columns [MissingCol1], [MissingCol2] shown in red here. Also left database contains one nonclustered index more [CategoryName] on column [CategoryName] than the right database and is printed in red.
Table [ab_abstract_category] has the same structure in both databases.
Table [Categories] is modified and changes are following: column [CategoryID] has been shown in blue and declared in the left database as Identity(1, 1) column. Right database contains two additional columns [MissingCol1], [MissingCol2] shown in red here. Also left database contains one nonclustered index more [CategoryName] on column [CategoryName] than the right database and is printed in red.
You can double click on any object to view full create script differences for it and it's comparison pair.




