Awards, Reviews, and Customer Testimonials for Total Access Analyzer

Total Access Analyzer is a solid product that any Access developer should have in their toolbox; and one that will pay for itself in short order. (Review)

I find that clients are impressed and comforted when I provide them with detailed documentation about the applications that I build. Total Access Analyzer is an easy-to-use tool that quickly generates documentation sure to impress just about any boss or client. (Read More)

I am impressed with what the tool is capable of and I haven't even begun exploring everything it contains. I highly recommend this tool to anyone doing MS Access development.

Total Access Analyzer is a unique tool. If you want to know everything there is to know about your Access database - and I do mean everything - use Total Access Analyzer...
I could summarize Total Access Analyzer in one sentence: "You have to have this program!"

Total Access Analyzer remains one of the most essential add-ins on the market for the serious Access developer.

While the amount of detail generated by Total Access Analyzer is extraordinary, the product is easy to use - all its features are available through push buttons or check boxes.

The only way to really know what's going on in your database. I especially like its module analysis and the way it catches unused variables and procedures.

An indispensable utility that comprehensively documents Access databases... Every serious Access user should own a copy.

The one I use, when I have little idea of what I'm working on (IOW someone else's database) is Total Access Analyzer.

In response to a question about getting a third party Microsoft Access documenter:
"The best tool is Total Access Analyzer"

I must say I love Total Access Analyzer! Whenever I get a DB application built by a not-so-professional, the first thing I do is run it through Total Access Analyzer.

It saves my hours if not days of manually finding the flaws.

I have been using Total Access Analyzer since 2010, and I cannot work on any project without it.

This tool is unique in its ability to document every aspect of my applications; my favorite feature is the ability to identify unused objects within the database.

This feature allows me to identify and remove remnants from previous iterations of each application and reduce application size and complexity.

Well, I took the plunge and purchased it.

It's &%#@*&% great!

I've always found Total Access Analyzer to be a great source of information about your database. I also use Total Access Detective, which is great for determining the differences between two Access databases.

FMS and their software has saved my keister more times than I can count. They have been documenting my applications since 1994. They have been "agenting" for some of my customers since 2000.

Just the documentation tools of Total Access Analyzer helped me write better and more streamlined code by nagging me into it.

Total Access Analyzer is great. It has improved my code, kept my boss happy about documentation and is easy and intuitive to use. Great Job!

One day when I was checking out the FMS homepage I took a look at Total Access Analyzer and found that it might be worth checking a bit closer. I downloaded the free demo and took a tour.

It had the printout functions that I had been looking for and it had so much more. I now have my own copy and I feel sorry for those who don't - this is THE TOOL!

Your software products are very high quality and extremely helpful for us.

They aided us greatly in achieving a better quality of programming!

Thank you very much for your hard work on the newest version of Total Access Analyzer!

Total Access Analyzer has saved me a lot of time.

It's THE program to keep overview in large Access applications, and is also very handy for documenting applications

Total Access Analyzer solves Access documentation headaches for good!

It not only saves weeks of time in documenting Access databases, it's also easy to understand and has a great user interface.

Total Access Analyzer saved me weeks of code cleaning and greatly enhanced my applications' performance!

The product is great! I had four Access databases with linked tables to SQL Server. Each database had some 60 forms, 80 ODBC linked and/or local tables, 200 queries, and around 100 reports each. I needed to clean up and combine these database front-ends and their respective SQL back ends.

I don't know if I would have accomplished this with out using Total Access Analyzer. With the use of this tool I was able to clean up the VBA in all modules (get it to a compiled state). I was able to cross reference every object in the database (down to the field) such that I could find and remove unused objects and or correct errors.

My company has purchased Total Access Analyzer. As the primary developer here, I can say that I love Access Analyzer. I wish I'd had this a year ago! Thanks to the entire FMS team!

I have been a fan of FMS since about 1996 when I found your free 3D text add-in for Access 2.0!! I was in college at the time and found your site to be a fantastic resource for learning about Access.

I currently use the Total Access Analyzer here at work. It's awesome!

Total Access Analyzer is the most comprehensive analysis tool for Access development that money can buy.

It pays for itself with your very first analysis run against an MDB.

I've had great success with Total Access Analyzer.

I used Total Access Analyzer to create a data dictionary for our 12 products in less than one week. Before using Total Access Analyzer, I avoided doing this for ~2 years because I did not think I would ever have the time to complete the project.

I used this information to reduce the number of data names from ~3000 to under 500. It 'paid' for itself in one week.

I've been using Total Access Analyzer in its various versions since 2000 - it's a 'must have' tool for me. (This is a big deal - I seldom endorse anything!)....

First act when I take over a db is run Total Access Analyzer so I've got a proper idea of what I'm dealing with. It's also the last thing I do on my way out the door.

I always do several comprehensive sets of TAA reports for my clients - a set saved as PDFs on a network share, another 2 sets of PDF burned to CD (one for my own files), plus one printed set for the manager and one for the support guys.

I've been using Total Access Analyzer for about 5 years now. I use Total Access Analyzer almost exclusively for analysis of a database, and especially when I’m taking on a project that someone else built.

The application is invaluable for getting documentation started, analysis of the design, design flaws, and especially getting an understanding for the overall feel of the application.

I’ve recommended this product to numerous friends, and convinced my currently employer to make it a standard part of a new PC build for developers and analysts.

I have only been at my current company for 4 months developing the in-house systems. It is never easy inheriting somebody else's work, but is made particularly difficult here, as we do work for the pharmaceutical industry and everything we do has to meet stringent 'Good Laboratory Practice' guidelines.This means we have to rigorously test and document everything.

Total Access Analyzer has proved invaluable in assisting me in this testing and I am delighted to get my hands on the shipping product - especially as we have a Government inspection on Monday and I can now get all the paperwork right up to date!

Part way through the development cycle, near a critical delivery date of the application, I had a problem with my Access database and ran Total Access Analyzer.

I used the Module and Field XREF to locate several modules and fields that were inadvertently being used in calculations.

It proved extremely useful in locating what I needed, and I was able to deliver the application to the client.