Hands on review by an automation tester
Overall Satisfaction with Devart ODBC Driver for Oracle
We have been using this tool for a couple of our pilot projects mainly for automation testing. We have used other ODBC drivers and have seen connection failures while running the automation script. Once the automation script fails, we will have to restart those tests right from the beginning which is a waste of time. After using Devart we have not seen such failures. It has been working extremely well and is really helpful.
Pros
- Far less connection failures. We had a lot of failures with the tool that we were using before.
- High performance and new features are really useful. Direct mode connectivity seems to make the difference that was very much needed.
- Works very well with Oracle Database 10g.
Cons
- It would be good if the connection details are stored on the cloud based on the user login so that even if the software is corrupted, it can be pulled in automatically from the cloud upon reinstallation.
- It would great if video demos were available for the key features of the tool. That would make it a lot simpler for the user when using it the first time.
- User friendliness can be improved.
- Our organization has been largely moving into agile development life cycle and continuous integration is a key towards agile success. Automation is the first step towards continuous integration. We are really happy using Devart as a part of our automation engineering. It definitely contributes towards overall success.
- We are trying to extend the usage. The development team has also shown interest towards the usage.
- This is a cost effective tool. It is worth the price.
- easysoft
Devart is more feature rich and the direct connectivity to the DB beats out the tool provided by easysoft. We tested both of the software with the freeware version on a trial project. The project team gave a demo of both the tools to the project owner and development manger. Devart got the votes even though it was a little costlier than easysoft.
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