21 December 2011

DBClarity Developer Beta 2 is Now Out

What a funny old world this is, the more things change, the more they stay the same..., more of that thought another day.  What I can tell you is that Tristan's webinar introducing DBClarity Developer is now available to listen to and watch. This is just over 30 minutes and should show you where DBClarity Developer fits into the scheme of things - specially if you're still thinking it's another SQL Developer or TOAD tool.  Go on try it.
For a tool new to this market, it's interesting to see which companies are looking at DBClarity Developer and why they are - the story is the same - They have loads of developers, building ad hoc reporting queries and they want them to be efficient.  (that's both the developers writing the queries and the queries themselves!)  Now we know we can't all be SQL gurus, so if we can use a tool to produce more efficient SQL Queries then why not? So if you have 100s of developers writing ad hoc SQL reports, have a look at DBClarity Developer.  Today is as good as day as any as we have just released DBClarity Developer Beta 2!

I've spent the last few days recording more demo videos and will publish a few of those in the next few weeks.

13 December 2011

First Webinar on DBClarity Developer - Learn More!

Conference season may be over and you may all be into the swing of the end of year activities, but things are still happening here. DBClarity Developer Beta 1 has been out for just under 2 months and we're about to release a second beta.  Before we do that, we thought we'd show you more about the product and give you the opportunity of seeing what it does and to ask questions.  Register for the live Microgen DBClarity Developer Webinar to be run on Thursday 15th December, and because this is a webinar, it's "at a city near you"; just join in, watch, listen, learn, and ask questions.

DBClarity Developer is a standalone product that provides a graphical interface for creating SQL queries, procedures and functions. The beauty of the graphical interface is that you can create the code graphically and let the product build the SQL, once done, you can revisit the diagram.  It's great for maintenance because you don't need to trawl through lines of code, in an attempt to figure out what it's designed to do, and it's great for collaborative work, because the visual aspect helps when you're explaining how the code works. DBClarity Developer generates SQL code for Oracle, Teradata and SQL Server and works alongside your other development tools.

Why not join the webinar, take a look and see what it's all about? Register here:  Microgen DBClarity Developer Webinar.