Track Database Changes with Total Access Detective VIENNA, VA – March 6, 2002 – FMS, Inc. announced the release of Total Access Detective for Access 2002. Total Access Detective is an automated database and object comparison tool that allows Access users and developers to identify all changes within their databases. Total Access Detective pinpoints all the changes between any two objects within one database or identically named objects between two databases. Identifying these differences allows Access developers to quickly understand what is modified. There are many situations where multiple
copies of objects or databases exist. For instance, there may be backups,
multiple versions deployed, development among multiple developers on
separate databases, and changes by users in their database. The need to
determine what changed at the object design and data levels is often
critical to ensuring all enhancements are known and kept. "Access database development takes time and effort. Losing changes or not realizing what has changed can cost considerable time and money," said Luke Chung, FMS president and founder. "With Total Access Detective, you can pinpoint every change that was made and update the database with confidence." "My client's last list of change requests included a couple of issues I knew I'd already addressed. Sure enough, their latest version and mine were out of sync, and additional changes had been made in each. Total Access detective saved days of painstaking work. Just as important, I was confident that the resulting version of the application was 100% correct," said Phyllis Emign, Developer. Product Information and Availability Total Access Detective can be purchased directly from FMS, corporate resellers, and international distributors. All FMS products offer a 30-day money back guarantee. About FMS |
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