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Features and BenefitsChange Director for SQL Server | Change Tracker – Monitors configured SQL Server instances for changes to server and database objects, and for failed logins, then stores this information in the repository. This information lets you audit activity on your servers and know quickly when unanticipated changes occur. | | Transaction Log Recovery – Change Director comes with a log-reading facility that allows DBAs to view transaction history and audit or recover data by undoing previously logged transactions. | | History of Schema Changes – Change Director now stores a complete history of all changes to all objects. This information can be viewed globally, by Project, or by Object. |
| Middle-Tier Processing – supports the optional use of one or more middle tiers that can perform database comparisons, generate snapshots, and perform deployments and offload this processing from the client – meaning better performance. | | Database Schema Versioning – Provides a shared repository for easy review of database changes at the object level across all your SQL Server instances. | | Impact Analysis - Analyzes the possible impact to the database before the changes are deployed, giving DBAs a proactive edge in minimizing risk. | | Multi-server Change Deployment – Makes it easy to compare and verify the impact of changes to a database schema, and then deploy those changes to one or more targets to ease deployment. | | Reporting of Changes for Compliance and Auditing – Allows DBAs to furnish their management staff or an auditor with reports of database change activity in areas such as security, server parameters, unauthorized logins and object changes. | | Database Comparison– Allows DBAs to easily compare a live source database to a live target database in order to create the synchronization script, and if needed, the rollback script. It can also compare live databases to point-in-time snapshots. |
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