Altova DatabaseSpy vs. i-doit

Altova DatabaseSpy is well suited for dynamic environments that move quickly and have a need to develop and run small to medium-size ad-hoc queries quickly and easily. The tool is intuitive and relatively easy to learn and come up to speed. The tool may not be best suited for large and very large, and complex queries.

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Network documentation at its best. It helps in technical documentation. Very efficient in documenting all the assets in your network and importing data from CSV files. Gives you a detailed graphical overview of the entire IT Infrastructure. Helps to manage all components including the desktop, printer, and mobile. Handles everything including the hardware, software, and networks.

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• High performing system regardless of how many DBs are integrated
• Graphical DB design editor is useful for bird's eye view of the DB structure of the whole infrastructure
• Single point of reference / administration

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• Asset management
• Intuitive
• Reliable

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• Improved SQL query debugging capabilities
• Ability to nest queries
• Does not integrate with other DB administration tools or query tools

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• No disdain In any manner.
• Has a beautiful UI.
• Has basic editing functions that enables IT companies to have efficient Infrastructure Management.

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For me, this is basically like mRemoteNG for databases. I mentioned this so people can have a general idea on one of its feature.

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i-doit is way more robust than Lansweeper, and has a cleaner interface.

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• Enabled us to continue to provide excellent customer support with a smaller team
• Lower cost helped us balance our budget
• Reduced the need for spending extra funds on training

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• Lets you run a relationship-based CMDB model for service modeling and visualization.
• It becomes very easy to weigh the dependency chain between devices, software assignment, and cluster management for easy documentation.
• Gives quick solutions on how to troubleshoot networks.

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