With the SQL Developer Bundle, you'll save time, increase accuracy, and strengthen development processes, whether you're part of a team of developers, or work individually.
Description
12 tools for simpler, faster SQL Server development
The SQL Developer Bundle contains 12 tools designed with the SQL Server developer and DBA in mind. The tools aid greater accuracy, collaboration, and efficiency, and support your core development activities.
The SQL Developer Bundle helps you find and fix errors quickly, eliminate invalid objects, and makes it easy to follow, manage, and revert database changes.
With the SQL Developer Bundle, you'll save time, increase accuracy, and strengthen development processes, whether you're part of a team of developers, or work individually.
Working individually
Together, the tools can bring greater speed, simplicity, and accuracy to your SQL Server database development.

- Save time - the tools in the bundle take care of numerous manual tasks for you, such as producing documentation and comparing database schema and data.
- Make life simpler - run multiple tests with the click of a button, search a database with ease, and save, search, and recover tabs from SSMS.
- Reduce errors - track down inefficient and broken code and keep your databases tidy and reliable with a complete list of any invalid objects.
"I have to admit that for any Web or Software developer this is a "must have" tool. The amount of time that I saved is unbelievable. I would definitely recommend the software to any professional involved in programming." Massimo Brillante, Software Developer, Health Informatics Centre, University of Dundee
Working in a team
The 12 tools work to bring your team together, streamlining development, troubleshooting, documentation and more.

- Drive collaboration - It's easy to share the same source code, push and pull database changes team wide, and see who is making changes, when, and why.
- Ensure consistency - Share code, formatting styles, tests, documentation and more, to make sure you're all working to the same standards and from the same information.
- Lean development - Run unit tests early on, and keep all team members up-to-date with latest changes as part of a team-wide, agile development cycle.
For more details, just take a look at the teams page.
"Our ROI has been high, not because we are writing more code, but because we are doing less maintenance, and encounter fewer conflicts in work. This enables us to have a larger team with more separate lines of development than might otherwise be possible." Annette Allen and Dave Green, Database Developers, First Databank