SQL Documentation Tool

• Click to download the trial version.
• Click to buy the full version.

Why spent hours documenting your databases by hand?

The SQL Documentation Tool automatically documents entire SQL Server databases, allowing you to get on with more important work.

Benefits:

• A huge time saver compared to generating documentation by hand.
• Helps your development team get to grips with large and complex databases.
• Ability to document multiple databases.
• Range of output documentation formats, including HTML [sample], HTML Help [sample], RTF/Word [sample] and plain text [sample] formats.
• Full version available for immediate download after ordering.

Key features:

• Works on any version of Windows.
• Wide range of SQL Server versions supported, including 2000, 2005, 2008 and 2010. Supports both full and Express Editions of SQL Server.
• Supports the MS_Description properties used by later versions of SQL Server.
• Documents the main entities in a database, including:
  • Tables
  • Views
  • Functions
  • Stored Procedures
  • Triggers
  • Table Indexes
  • Dependency information
  • Jobs
  • DTS Packages
  • Full Text Indexes
• The transact SQL code associated with Views, Stored Procedures and Triggers is also included with the documentation.

Screenshots and Documentation Examples

The SQL Documentation Tool has a full Windows graphical user interface:

The HTML format documentation may be viewed in any web browser. It’s useful for adding to company Internet sites or Wikis:

• Click to see sample HTML documentation.

The HTML Help documentation is contained in a single .chm file. As such it’s highly portable and can be viewed on a variety of devices. The HTML Help format report is fully searchable, as well as having a fully comprehensive table of contents:

• Click for sample documentation in HTML Help format.

Download Trial Version

• Download trial version of the SQL Documentation Tool.

The trial version has the following limitations:

• Only the first 10 tables, views, stored procedures and triggers found in a database are documented.
• Documentation contains JavaScript pop-ups on some of the pages in the report.