With Toad Data Modeler, you can create high-quality data models at a fraction of the cost of many other solutions. In today's economic environment, time and cost savings are front and center. With Toad Data Modeler you can realize greater productivity and...
A simple, powerful ad hoc query and analysis tool that delivers a self-service environment for data savvy business professionals. An intuitive interface allows you to combine any type of data from different sources into interactive documents and uncover...
Auto Close Idle allows you to monitor and safely close unattended multi-user accounting or database applications automatically with this program. This allows you to save on concurrent users' licenses; by closing those who haven't been using the accounting...
ExtractOnDemand for SAP R/3 (EOD) provides SAP end-users, SAP management, and ABAP programmers with a single intuitive graphical user interface that enables you to access, browse, and extract data from all available SAP R/3 objects and modules. Extensive...
Vehicle Manager is an application to track your vehicle's service schedule and service history. Vehicle Manager allows you to create a service schedule for each vehicle as well as maintaining the history of all services for each vehicle. You will be...
ApexSQL Monitor tracks SQL Server performance and System performance on multiple local and remote machines and SQL Server instances. It monitors the most important SQL Server statistics, memory, buffer, and page metrics - batch requests per second, user...
The K9 Koordinator was designed to efficiently and easily manage scheduling, clients, pet information, services, and retail information. Who can use K9 Koordinator? K9 Koordinator users include pet resorts, boarding kennels, grooming shops, mobile...
BaseElements is a new FileMaker Pro developer tool that imports Database Design Reports generated by FileMaker Pro Advanced to give you a complete overview of your FMP solution. As well as a cross-reference of every element in your all of your database...
