DIVA
Unique database viewer that can represent physical structure schema in 3D & 2D Company: VRM teamVersion: 1.1 Release Status: Major Update License: Shareware Cost (USD): 74.99 Operating System: WinXP, Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Home Premium, Windows Vista Business System Requierment: Pentium Dual T2390 @ 1,86GHz; 512 MB RAM; Video - Mobile Intel 965 Express Install Support: Install and Uninstall  |
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Publisher Description: DIVA - Database Immersive Visual Analysis: a viewer for databases physical structure that can show you any section of DB in different ways (2D, 2.5D, 3D). Using DIVA users can easily understand connections between tables. It's compatible with: Oracle, MsSQL and MySQL. It can be used with other software for queries creation or with CASE systems. DIVA helps in: query building, DB structure analysis, DB showcase. - When creating complex SQL queries, developers need to continuously look-up DB structure schemas to overview foreign-key dependencies, table & field names and field's properties. However, today's tools & methods often poorly support all these micro-tasks. Often it's not possible to obtain a good drawing of a relation's scheme, or they are too big to navigate effectively. In that case, DIVA will give users a big performance boost, because developers can easily overview the whole field of relations in 3D mode, find needed relations in 2.5D mode, and comfortably explore tables & relations in 2D. This manner of demonstration provides better memorization of the structure. - Easy and quick understanding of every part of DB structure is needed when developers face problems in structure design of database. Using DIVA such analysis can be made quicker and easier. This is also valuable when developers need to integrate one DB subsystem with another, and make a proper connections between tables in different subsystems. - DIVA can be used as interactive illustration for database structure; this can be effectively used in meetings, presentations or brainstorms. Also, the DIVA interface is quite playful and fun to work with, which turns boring work into fun and creative work. |
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