• Do you have a massive Microsoft SQL Server database?
• Too many tables and fields to remember?
• Can't find a database table or a field within a table?
• Working with a database someone else created and having a big headache finding fields?

Database Utility is the answer. This utility allows you to browse any Microsoft SQL Server database (Microsoft SQL Server 2000, Microsoft SQL Server 2005). A simple point and click operation. Just enter the database name, filter information and simply click on "Browse" and you will have a list of every field within a table, every table within a database and every database within a Microsoft SQL Server. You can also copy the name of the field or the table or the database to the clipboard.

Example: You are working with Microsoft SQL Server Query Analyzer and you need to quickly find out a field name staring with "XYZ" but can't remember what table it resides, simply use this utility and "Browse" for it. Once located you can paste the selection into Microsoft SQL Server Query Analyzer and be more productive. If you don't need to paste it then you still know which table, which database has that particular field.

Version 1.2 Release notes

• Fixed a bug causing a run-time error if the database has been taken offline
• Fixed a bug causing a run-time error if the database name had a SPACE (" ") or HYPHEN ("-")

Version 1.1 Release notes

• Added captions for the toolbar buttons to make it easy for users to understand the functions
• Removed couple of unnecessary dependencies from the executable
• Internal structure changes to improve speed
• Fixed a bug when original creation order is selected in filter section, fields where listed in an ascending order rather than in the original creation order
• Removed unnecessary dependencies from the executable to reduce the size
• Major cosmetic changes to the user interface