Redgate SQL Doc

Redgate SQL Doc is a simple tool for describing and generating documentation of SQL Server automatically. Information about object definitions and dependencies is automatically included, and you can add further descriptions to your database objects if necessary.

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Redgate SQL Doc in Data dictionary tools

http://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-development/sql-doc/

Redgate SQL Doc is a simple tool for describing and generating documentation of SQL Server automatically. For tables, you can edit descriptions for columns, indexes, triggers, and constraints; for views, you can edit descriptions for columns, indexes, and triggers. Object lists and database summaries also include editable description data.

Desktop/Cloud:	Desktop
ER Diagram:
Export:	CHM,HTML,MS Word,PDF
Metadata stored in:	SQL Server extended properties
Commercial:	Commercial
Free edition:
Notable features:	Automatic documentation with editable objects descriptions
Runs on: (for desktop):	Windows

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Redgate SQL Doc in Database documentation tools

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Redgate SQL Doc is a simple tool for describing and generating documentation of SQL Server automatically. It eliminates the tedious and time-consuming manual documentation tasks and enables you to satisfy audit requirements by keeping complete documentation.

Data Lineage:	-
Runs on: (for desktop):	-
Commercial:	Commercial
Free edition:
Allows editing:
Metadata stored in:	Database comments/extended properties
Export:	CHM,HTML,MS Word,PDF
ER Diagram:
Dependencies:

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Redgate SQL Doc in Extended properties editors

http://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-development/sql-doc/

Redgate SQL Doc is a simple tool for describing and generating documentation of SQL Server. For each object, it displays the text that is stored in the MS_Description extended property in your SQL Server database. For tables, you can edit descriptions for columns, indexes, triggers, and constraints; for views, you can edit descriptions for columns, indexes, and triggers. Object lists and database summaries also include editable description data.