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A Database as Flexible and Progressive as Your Product?
Yes, with DataConstructor.
What’s your typical answer to requests involving change to your database?
"...not a good idea."
After all, no one wants to mess with the rigid and temperamental nature of traditional
database structures where the slightest change can require weeks—or even months—of
slow, tedious QA work to make sure data quality can be maintained.
But that kind of thinking can be turned on its head so that your databases can become
dramatically easier to change and adjust to new needs and circumstances.
Enter: DataConstructor, which enables your database to become a living, malleable
part of your product, ready to respond to the fast-paced demands of your technological
growth.
Enabling Change without Endangering Data Quality
With the power to version control, test-drive and collaborate on a database just
like you would with code, DataConstructor makes your database development as intuitive
as the applications it supports. Plus, you get the freedom to administer changes
without the risk of compromising valuable data already in production. It’s an approach
that more closely resembles software application development than database building,
but it is one that transforms how you will think about databases and the uses of
those databases.
Try DataConstructor Today
Click here
to download a free 30-day DataConstructor trial today. Or, if you want to learn
more about what having a database as fluid and progressive as your product can mean
for your company, click here to contact Hexagon
Software about DataConstructor.
What You Get with DataConstructor
When you purchase a DataConstructor development team license*, in addition to all
the great
features,
you will receive free email support and unlimited maintenance updates.
Don’t let a database refactor stand between you and your next great idea — buy your
copy of DataConstructor today.
1000.00
USD
per
development team
OR
200.00
USD
per
individual user
*
One "development team" is defined as a single group consisting of up to nine people
and capable of producing a whole software product unaided. A Scrum team is an example of a software
development team.
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