Compares any two ODBC compliant databases based on structure. This includes Table definitions, Field definitions, and depending on the database vendor, view and query definitions. DBCompare will record the exact differences between databases even if each database is from a different vendor. Today the database is at the heart of any major software development project. Because databases tend to be large and normalized databases don’t lend themselves to easily transferring table structures from one database to another, the structure of the development, test, andproduction databases often become out of sync. As a result, developers tend to spend a great deal of time tracking down database issues when deploying an application from development to test or from test to production. This is where DBCompare comes in. DBCompare provides a verbose description of all table and field differences between any twodatabases including Allow Zero Length, Attributes, Collating Order, Ordinal Position, Require, Size, and Data Type.