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Alternative to SQLClean?Hello,
We need to get a tool to identify all unreferenced objects in our database, for which Apex SQLClean seemed to be perfect, but there is a bug in it which stops it from working in our environment, and it looks like they arn't going to fix it in time for the start of our project. Does anyone know of a good alternative, which effectively works the same, and can check inside source code / compiled code? there are lots on the market - you just need to decide if you want to
purchase as you may already have licenses wth Apex or if you can obtain a freeware/shareware version. Have you looks at LockwoodTech SQLClean 2.7? (http://www.tucows.com/preview/323311) They may even be part of Apex. Not sure. But I'm sure you'll be able to tell once you have a look at it. Immy Show quote "Leon Mayne" <LeonMa***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E0F9A305-E7D8-42A0-AF70-D747C3C63FB1@microsoft.com... > Hello, > We need to get a tool to identify all unreferenced objects in our > database, > for which Apex SQLClean seemed to be perfect, but there is a bug in it > which > stops it from working in our environment, and it looks like they arn't > going > to fix it in time for the start of our project. > > Does anyone know of a good alternative, which effectively works the same, > and can check inside source code / compiled code? Brian Lockwood is the honcho behind ApexSQL, and the link to
LockwoodTech.com goes to ApexSQL. So, ... Nice thing about ApexSQL is that the product price includes all future product upgrades. And they have a rolling upgrade schedule. I've used and recommend several of their products and have found them to be a consistent value. -- Show quoteArnie Rowland, Ph.D. Westwood Consulting, Inc Most good judgment comes from experience. Most experience comes from bad judgment. - Anonymous "Immy" <therealasianb***@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:OzNjltjwGHA.3420@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > there are lots on the market - you just need to decide if you want to > purchase as you may already have licenses wth Apex or if you can obtain a > freeware/shareware version. > > Have you looks at LockwoodTech SQLClean 2.7? > (http://www.tucows.com/preview/323311) > > They may even be part of Apex. Not sure. But I'm sure you'll be able to > tell once you have a look at it. > Immy > > "Leon Mayne" <LeonMa***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:E0F9A305-E7D8-42A0-AF70-D747C3C63FB1@microsoft.com... >> Hello, >> We need to get a tool to identify all unreferenced objects in our >> database, >> for which Apex SQLClean seemed to be perfect, but there is a bug in it >> which >> stops it from working in our environment, and it looks like they arn't >> going >> to fix it in time for the start of our project. >> >> Does anyone know of a good alternative, which effectively works the same, >> and can check inside source code / compiled code? > > > Nice thing about ApexSQL is that the product price includes all future True, but it doesn't work for us! Do you know anything similar?> product upgrades. And they have a rolling upgrade schedule. I've used and > recommend several of their products and have found them to be a consistent > value.  |
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