Embarcadero DB Change Manager XE2

Key Features

Compare Live Schema Objects
Compare Archive Snapshots of Schema Objects
Generate ALTER, CREATE and DROP .DDL scripts for selected schema differences
Command line interface allows users to automate tracking and reporting on database changes
Provide schema change reports in multiple formats (.csv, .xml, .html, .pdf, .rtf)
Data Compare assists in comparison, synchronization and validation of user data
Generate .DML scripts for INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE operations detected during data comparison
Audit and Compliance reporting for database configuration properties
Integration with industry standard version control providers
Deep native schema object and data comparison functionality for:
- Firebird 1.5, 2.0
- IBM DB2 for LUW v8, v9, and v9.5
- InterBase 2007, 2009
- Oracle 8i, 9i, 10g, and 11g
- SQL Server 2000, 2005, 2008 and 2008r2 Sybase ASE 12.5 , 15, 15.0.1 and 15.0.2
Centralized license management and tool deployment with Embarcadero ToolCloud

Embarcadero® DB Change Manager™ XE2 helps database administrators and developers:

Simplify, automate, and report on database changes
Streamline development cycles
Ensure availability, performance, and compliance

The XE family of products offer unique benefits at the most competitive price that you simply won't find in any other database change management solution:

True heterogeneous tool supporting all DBMSes from a single interface, included in one product, one price, one license
Run tools without installing locally; avoid conflicts when running multiple versions with Embarcadero® InstantOn™
Centralized license management and tool deployment with Embarcadero® ToolCloud™

DB Change Manager XE2’s compare, synchronization, and auditing capabilities let you track and report on changes, roll out new releases, and pinpoint performance problems resulting from changes in data, schema and database configuration. By comparing a live database to a schema or configuration “snapshot” administrators can quickly identify changes and correct problems. And by monitoring configuration settings, DBAs can ensure compliance with regulatory policies and performance standards, and maintain overall database performance.