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dbForge Schema Compare for Oracle

Compares and synchronizes database schemas, identifies differences, and generates customized synchronization scripts.

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    What is dbForge Schema Compare for Oracle?

    dbForge Schema Compare for Oracle is a powerful tool that enables seamless comparison and synchronization of database schemas. This comprehensive solution caters to the needs of both application developers and database administrators (DBAs), empowering them to effortlessly identify and address the impact of schema changes. Through its intuitive interface, the tool accurately pinpoints all differences between database schemas, allowing users to generate customized synchronization scripts tailored to their specific requirements

    Highlights

    • Comprehensive database schema comparison: Quickly identifies and displays all differences between database schemas, ensuring full visibility into schema changes
    • Customizable synchronization scripts: Generates personalized Oracle schema synchronization scripts, enabling seamless integration and deployment
    • Supports both application developers and DBAs: Caters to the needs of diverse user roles, providing a versatile solution for managing database schema updates
    • Intuitive user experience: Offers a user-friendly interface that simplifies the comparison and synchronization process, promoting efficient database maintenance.

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    Features

      • Generate schema comparison reports in Excel and

      • Export Oracle schema to SQL

      • Automate migration of schema changes using

      • Analyze the impact of application upgrades on a

      • Eliminate mistakes in schema changes propagation

      • Generate SQL*Plus script to update one schema to

      • Make schema snapshots for savepoints in database

      • Compare and synchronize Oracle database schemas

      • Improve Oracle schema versioning using source

      • Track production database changes and