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| SoftTree Announces Availability of SQL Assistant Version 2.0 SoftTree Technologies has announced the immediate availability of SQL Assistant version 2.0. Designed to satisfy key customer platform and productivity requirements, SoftTree's SQL Assistant now supports the four most popular major database platforms, including Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, DB2 and MySQL. SQL Assistant also delivers database development productivity gains that result in an immediate return-on-investment. The product provides a broad set of intelligent code completion features, including assistance with SQL code typing, automatic code completion, database object and attributes browsing, code structure analysis and refactoring, context-sensitive interactive SQL reference systems. SQL Assistant empowers organizations with the ability to implement scripting standards for SQL statements, queries and stored procedures, dramatically improving productivity for all SQL script creation. Its auto-completion, code assistance and context-sensitive features enable all SQL developers to write fast, consistently well- formatted SQL code customized to fit their organization coding standards. SQL Assistant satisfies the needs of companies large and small. It easily integrates with most widely used database editors and database management and development environments including native tools that come with SQL databases. A very flexible tool, SQL Assistant can be easily customized by users to match their coding habits. Assistant strengthens SoftTree's already compelling suite of database tools with key benefits including: - Multi-platform support for Oracle, SQL Server, DB2 and MySQL; - Fast auto-completion; - Keyword formatting and code snippet integration; - Reformatting of SQL code; - Easy integration with most SQL and non-SQL editors; - Interactive SQL help and code assistance; - Tree-like display of code structure; - Offline syntax checking; - Small disk and memory footprint; - Non-intrusive installation. write your comments about the article :: © 2007 Computing News :: home page |