Describe Companion
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A tool to have a quick view a table or view column list - columns can be drag/dropped into any code editor.
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Session Recorder
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A way to record any metadata changes to a script - easy-to-use way to create a list of change-scripts after the first version of a database.
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Test Data Generator
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A very powerful tool to generate random or unusable random data to fill your database in order to test real-world performance.
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BLOB Editor
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The BLOB editor is used to edit the value of BLOB-like columns, it also accepts images, OLE objects and has a HEX-editor.
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Multi-level clipboard monitors the Windows clipboard so you can paste items you have copied before the last "copy" action you performed.
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Data Pump
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To transfer data, or set up the command-line version of the datapump, use this tool. It accepts any ODBC, ADO (OLEDB) or native connection.
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Grant Manager
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The Grant Manager is used for changing and modifying grants of database objects. With the use of Grant Templates, this can also be quickly done for any new users.
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Data Import
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Import data from several different formats to populate your database.
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Data Export
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Data can be exported to several different formats, for example for reporting, transferring via sneaker mail or stored in development scripts.
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Duplicate Object
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A quick way to duplicate an object in the database - simply right-click in the Database Navigator and select this option.
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SUID Procedures
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Select, Update, Insert and Delete Stored Procedures can be created very easily by using this tool.
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Schema Migrator
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Converts (migrates) database objects to another database. Accepts any ODBC, ADO or native connection as the "source schema", accepts native connections as the "destination schema".
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Schema Compare
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Compares a database to another database or database objects to another set of database objects. Can collect a script with modification statements.
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Visual Query Builder
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Drag-and-drop interface to create SQL statements.
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External Tools
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Dialog to create links to external programs so you can access them from the Database Workbench Tools menu item.
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