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Copy Table for SQL Server 1.04.00 in OmBelt Solutions

Copy table function allows you to create copy of selected database table (definition and data) to another database or MS SQL server. A few options like rows selection or "identity copy mode" make copy process more flexible. This handy utility helps database developers, advanced users or database administrators to create a second copy of a table within seconds. The program has easy to learn and to use wizard interface, built-in and online help.

Copy Database for SQL Server 1.04.00 in OmBelt Solutions

Copy database function for MS SQL Sreever allows the user to create a copy of all or selected tables to another database or server. A few options like rows selection or "identity copy mode" make copy process more flexible. This handy utility helps database developers, advanced users or database administrators to create a second copy of a database within seconds. The program has easy to learn and to use wizard interface, built-in and online help.

Clone CD 1.20 in MP3TOWAV.ORG

Copy and Backup your important Data CD, Audio CD, Video CD in minutes by several clicks! 321Soft Clone CD can clone Data CD, Video CD, Audio CD on-the-fly.

Clone Table for SQL Server 1.00.00 in OmBelt Solutions

Clone function allows you to create copy of selected table (schema and data) to same database. This operation is required in the next case: you need to verify some idea against live (not generated) data. However, you can't modify an existing table: it contains critical data or integrity does not allow you to make changes. This handy utility helps database developers and DB administrators to create a second copy of a table within seconds.

JFileRecovery 0.9 in Michael Gardiner

JFileRecovery is a free Java webstart application that recovers files from damaged hard drives, CDs, DVDs and Flash media very rapidly. JFileRecovery works by sequentially reading blocks of data from a file and skipping blocks that take a long time to read. If the file is visible within the operating system, there is a very good chance that JFileRecovery can copy the file to another location.