AnySQL Maestro vs Specialized Tools
The comparison table below shows the difference between AnySQL Maestro and similar specific tools such as SQL Maestro for MySQL, MS SQL Maestro, Oracle Maestro and others. It is applied to both Freeware and Professional editions of AnySQL Maestro.
Basic features | AnySQL Maestro | Specialized Tools |
---|---|---|
Creating new tables | * | |
Changing table properties | * | |
Dropping tables | ||
Adding columns | ||
Changing column properties | ||
Dropping columns | ** | |
Commenting tables and columns | ** | |
Creating new views | * | |
Changing view body | ||
Dropping views | ||
Creating new objects | * | |
Changing object properties | * | |
Dropping objects | ||
Creating new constraints | * | |
Changing constraint properties | * | |
Dropping constraints | ||
Advanced features | AnySQL Maestro | Specialized Tools |
Stored Procedures and Functions | ||
Triggers | ||
Domains and User-Defined Types | ||
Partitioning features | ||
Other DBMS-specific objects | ||
Users and Roles | ||
Grants and Permissions | ||
Session Browsing | ||
Dependency Tracking | ||
Code Debugger | ||
Backup and Restore | ||
Other maintenance tools |
* | - | There is no GUI to set some DBMS-specific options such as TABLESPACE, PCTFREE, etc. |
** | - | If DBMS supports the corresponding statement from SQL:2003. |
To learn more about a specialized tool, visit its home page at:
- SQL Maestro for MySQL
- MS SQL Maestro
- PostgreSQL Maestro
- Oracle Maestro
- DB2 Maestro
- ASA Maestro
- SQLite Maestro
- Firebird Maestro
- MaxDB Maestro