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What is TOYS?

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What is TOYS?

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TOYS is an acronym for Tool for Organizing Your Schemas. TOYS is a tool for comparing database schemas and providing the ability to syncronize these schemas with a designated reference model. That is, TOYS compares and synchronizes physical database structures. TOYS does support some general development tasks such as generation of DDL to create schemas and the creation of schema reports, however it is not intended to be a general SQL database programmer’s tool. TOYS does not support PL/SQL development and debugging. It’s schema browser is intended for browsing snapshots and is not intended to be an interactive browser. There are a miriad of tools that already do these fuctions. TOYS simply focuses on the job of comparing and synchronizing databases.