It's a big commitment, as it's $99.95/year for a one-user license (if you have more users, the per-user fee drops slightly). As far as I can tell, there's no free trial either. But there's a good chance the tool is compatible with the database platform you want to use.

The tool works on over 40 databases the company has tested there's a full version on the site. However, I still think amateurs would be confused by the tool's look - many windows with code-like font and style. It would be nice if the tool at least provided better descriptions of its features so amateurs could catch on quicker. True, the tool has 'easy-to-use' features, but only for those already comfortable with technology. If you're unfamiliar with technological and programming language (such as SQL), a lot of the terms this tool uses will be lost on you, and you will be confused trying to navigate the tool. I do not recommend this tool for people who have trouble figuring out how to use computer programs by themselves. I've found it helps me feel more sure of the data I process and present to others. I haven't run into any problems or inconsistencies with the calculations from this tool. All of these tools help you to better analyze and understand your data, in ways, I find more efficient than programs like Excel offer.

It has so many features: You can browse and organize databases, edit SQL scripts, import data from other formats (including Excel), edit tables, and compare data across databases. This tool is wonderful for people who are already confident in using computers and familiar with technological and programming language.

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