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Total Access Detective

 Detect Differences Between Any Two Objects or Databases!

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March 1999 Denver Access Area User Group Newsletter review raves about Total Access Detective.
1998 Readers' Choice Award
Best Debugging Tool

1996 Readers' Choice Award
Best Debugging & Testing Tool

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Total Access Detective is another MUST HAVE product from the leader in Access analytical tools.
Michael Groh, editor of Access/VB Advisor

This add-in will save you many hours of difficulty when managing any Access application with multiple developers.
Michael Gunderloy, Smart Access

Product Summary 

Total Access Detective is an object comparison wizard for Microsoft Access 2.0 and 97 databases. Use it to determine exactly what is different between two objects in one database or between two databases. This is particularly useful when you need to compare two different versions of your database, or databases in multi-developer environments. Every field, control, property, line of code, etc. is compared and differences shown. There are even options to compare data in tables and permission settings.


Total Access Detective Features

Compare Any Two Objects in One Database

  • Tables: fields, indexes and properties
  • Queries: fields, parameters and properties
  • Forms and Reports: properties, controls and module code
  • Macro and Module Lines

Compare Any Two Databases

  • Quickly list modified (identically named) objects
  • Determine objects in one database, but not the other
  • Select objects for detailed comparisons
  • Compare table relationships
  • Compare object permissions

Compare Data between Tables

  • Detect new and deleted records
  • Detect modified records and the field differences


How Total Access Detective Works

Total Access Detective is implemented as an easy-to-use Wizard. It runs from the within Microsoft Access and stores its results in tables in its own database. The product includes customizable reports, extensive on-line help, and a comprehensive user manual.

To compare two objects in one database, open the database containing the objects to compare, then launch Total Access Detective from the File|Add-ins menu. The Comparison Wizard lets you select the objects to compare and presents the detailed results.

To compare two databases, a Total Access Detective database is opened and you select the two databases. An quick analysis presents a list of modified objects (identically named objects), and objects in one database and not the other. You can choose some or all of the modified objects for more detailed analysis.


Pricing and Availability

Total Access Detective is currently available for Access versions 2.0 and Access 97. This product is available as a single product, in a five-user package, or as a part of the Total Access Developer Suite or Total Access Enterprise Suite. To place an order, click here.

Total Access Detective Pricing
for Access

Licenses 2003 2002 2000 97

Single $199 $199 $199 $199
5 Seat $599 $599 $599 $599
Upgrade Single $119 $119 $119 $119
Upgrade 5 Seat $349 $349 $349 $349
Upgrade from .0 to .5 within the same version
Single N/A $69 $69 N/A
5 Seat N/A $199 $199 N/A
Premium Support Subscription
Single License

$299

$299 $299
5 Seat License

$999

$999 $999
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Also Available as part of:
Total Access Ultimate Suite
Total Access Developer Suite
Runtime/Redistributable Version
Not Available/Applicable
Licensing Information
Total Access Detective is licensed on a per developer basis. Each user of the program must have a license. Read the License Agreement for details.

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