Grid-Tools' Ltd announces powerful new data testing product

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Thursday, 04 September 2008 16:56

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Test data management tools - new database shrinking tool
Grid-Tools have announced the inclusion of their database shrinking tool, DataShrink, into the 'GT Datamaker Complete Testing Tool-Set'. DataShrink is now offered to IT testing departments as either a separate tool for shrinking major databases (particularly Oracle's E-Business Suite), or available as part of the Datamaker complete test suite.

Tools to improve data testing efficiency
GT Datamaker editions offer test data generation to create accurate test data, data masking, data scrambling, data modeling, data quality assurance, sub-setting, database compare, a test data warehouse and 'Test Data on Demand'. With the launch of their new product, DataShrink, Grid-Tools have come full circle with their suite of testing tools. The entire suite provides a successful and compelling proposition to companies looking to improve testing efficiency, reduce IT expenditure, ensure legal compliance and add essential infrastructure to their testing methodologies.

Grid-Tools DataShrink has a highly convincing list of features including overall reduced disk space, which implements faster run times in testing and development databases. The tool also helps to remove redundant data tables built up over time, which can make the testing process sluggish and inefficient. DataShrink is also highly adaptable, as specific databases can be created for different purposes (i.e. training and upgrade tests).

About Grid-Tools Ltd

Grid-Tools' software enables organizations with databases to achieve legal compliance, to increase the productivity of its IT staff and to improve the price/performance of its infrastructure. Grid-Tools' solutions apply to test data management and information lifecycle management. The core product automates the discovery and documentation of database structures: add-on modules generate, anonymous or subset test databases, or archive production databases.

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