BDS SQL Digger 2 Released

By Press Release, 2005/04/18



	BDS SQL Digger 2.0 closes this gap!
	What is BDS SQL Digger 2.0?
		BDS SQL Digger is a FREE* small search engine for MS SQL Server.* This tool enables you to search through all your Stored Procedures, Views, UDF’s and Triggers for a word, multiple words or a sentence. It not only finds the objects where you used the search strings, but it also shows you where exactly it is located inside the TSQL by highlighting it in a preview screen. It also allows you to simply drag and drop the contents of any found object to any receiving container (Query Analyzer, Word…). BDS SQL Digger 2.0 now comes with an added print functionality together with Multi Database Search.

	Features
		Search through: Stored Procedures, Views, UDF’s and now also Triggers
		Find a word or multiple words or a whole sentence
		Multi database search
		Windows authentication
		Drag and Drop to any valid drop target (Query analyzer, Word, …)
		Limit the search to a certain object type
		Change listview view style
		Print the TSQL from objects found
		Change font in preview window
		Preview TSQL from found objects
		Highlights the search string within the object’s TSQL

	System requirements
		.NET Framework 1.1

	More info and download: http://sqldigger.bdsweb.be

Screenshots
General view

Drag and drop to Query Analizer


	More info and download: http://sqldigger.bdsweb.be

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