ClusterControl vs. DBArtisan

ClusterControl is a fruitful application, concentrating on data development attributes, for instance, schema maintenance, performance optimization, among others. Further, ClusterControl has data status reporting and security management. The aim is for data administration and sharing. There is a complete automation solution, which makes routine processes have a simplistic avenue and results remain accurate and comprehensive.

Incentivized

DBArtisan is excellent for large institutions with multiple mission-critical databases. It works especially well for cross-platforms RDBMS support. I am mostly familiar with Oracle, but less familiar with SQL Server and Sybase. So I certainly appreciate having a similar interface that allows me to manage those less familiar RDBMS, as this will mean a smaller learning curve. DBArtisan is mostly for DBAs, it is not suitable for developers, I believe the vendor has a separate tool for that

Incentivized

• Easy installation, it has very easy steps for installation.
• Easy to operate related services under one administration control.
• Auto recovery apon failure.

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• The free trial offer was great for me to test the software before purchasing it.
• It monitors queries well and shows resource allocation, as well as detailed stats for each running query.

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• ClusterControl only supports English as a functional language, which is not the right choice.
• ClusterControl operates on OS alone, failing to include or capture mobile phones.
• ClusterControl editorial proficiency is quite problematic, and demands may be a drastic update.

Incentivized

• DBArtisan lacks a utility that does schema or object comparisons, which is a feature in Toad. I find this useful in some situations where I need to find out all differences between Prod and QA for a given schema, for example. DBArtisan doesn't seem to have the capacity to do this.
• I wish there was a way for the tool to warn me before performing a long-running task. For example if I want to re-organize a large table or rebuild an index for a table with millions of rows, it should warn me before executing it, so that I may choose to do it in a different way. Sometimes if I let these long operations run for too long, it freezes the program and crashes DBArtisan. I would rather run it on the DB server, and run it in background so that it doesn't time out, if DBArtisan gave me a warning before execution.
• Idera has taken over Embarcadero. I never heard of or dealt with Idera for support. I don't know if they have same the quality support as before.

Incentivized

I have never tried their support so the number above is meaningless

Incentivized

ClusterControl has easy installation steps compared to other softwares. It also offers a free trial helping potential buyers be able to experience it's magic while other softwares don't offer a free trial making a customer buy the software blindly. It offers value for money compared to other softwares offering the same features and services.

Incentivized

DBArtisan does not have an in-depth performance analyzer for databases.

Incentivized

• It's super terrific with data virtualization.
• Support of different programming languages.
• Excellent with the security of data.
• Fabulous with data replication.

Incentivized

• While it is expensive, it saves us a great deal of time in getting a lot of DB work done.
• The front end is reasonably powerful and significantly more polished than any of the free alternatives

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