OpenText AccuRev vs. pgAdmin

This is one of the best version control tools I have used.

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We use pgAdmin to develop and test database schemas, write and debug SQL queries. The debugging and profiling tools are particularly useful in this context Instead for applications requiring real-time data processing and minimal latency, pgAdmin might not be suitable due to its potential performance limitations. Idem with large database

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• Creation of streams & workspaces are easy.
• Easy integration with other bug tracking or tasking tools like JIRA.
• File comparison and history is possible.
• Project creation and setup is easy.

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• interface user friendly
• export query result in mani format (xls,csv)
• fast

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• The tool allows duplicate file name, if both are present in different directories. This creates confusion if multiple people are working on the same file. It should at least produce a warning.

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• Connection profile can be improved
• With large Database can result too slow

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I give it this rating because I found an alternate application that is much more cost effective and quicker

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Interface is almost user friendly and can be improve on connection management

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In my view, accurev ranks very low compared to other tools I have used. Microsoft TFS is the best in the industry as of today as it's a complete ALM solution. It does code version, bug tracking, user story documentation, and has easy integration with other external tools supporting many languages. So I would definitely recommend TFS to anyone.

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• Quick merging.
• Easy to roll back changes.
• Good tree view.

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• query tool to go inside log and search for unauthorized access
• view in real time statistics data growth

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