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MDF Repair Tool is a competent tool to recover inaccessible database files without harming their overall integrity. Enabled with quick preview, the tool follows two saving modes to store recovered files including SQL Server and the Batch file mode.

EMS SQL Manager for SQL Server is a powerful graphical tool for SQL Server administration and development. SQL Manager 2005 works with any SQL Server versions from 7 to 2005 and supports all of the latest SQL Server features.

Navicat (PostgreSQL Client - a GUI Tool for PostgreSQL admin and Access to PostgreSQL, Excel to PostgreSQL conversion). Navicat is a set of graphical database management, reporting and monitoring tools for PostgreSQL database systems. Navicat is easy-to-use and powerful.

SQL Password is a password recovery tool for MS SQL Server. It can recover passwords for SQL Server 2000, 2005, 2005, 2008 (all editions) . Lost or forgotten passwords can be either recovered or instantly reset.

SwisSQL - Oracle to SQL Server Edition is an Automated Migration tool to convert Oracle PL/SQL stored procedures into equivalent Microsoft SQL Server Transact SQL code. It automates more than 80% of the code conversion with very minimal manual effort

Intellisense enabled SQL editor for Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, Sybase, etc., with SQL formatter/beauifier, query result supports grouping, filtering, searching, and can also be exported to Excel spreadsheet or as a set of SQL statements.

MS SQL Field Box is a small tool which allows you to view MS SQL Server database structure and paste table or field names in your favorite editor using mouse or keyboard hotkeys. It is another way of using "IntelliSense" technology :)

A power SQL Query Tool for any databases. Provides console and GUI application; Supports Oracle, MS-SQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Access, Excel and so on, everyone can manage all of them in one program.

Whether you are a beginner or an expert database modeler, ModelRight 3 for SQL Server is your answer when you need a database modeling tool that surpasses the "least common denominator" approach taken by others.