Find it EZ Source Code Analysis 4.1.2
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ABOUT Find it EZ Source Code Analysis
Find it EZ Source Code Analysis is the first and most comprehensive universal n-tier software source code search engine available. Find it EZ provides direct and dynamic scanning of relational databases ( schema, data and SQL code ), including support for Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB2 UDB, MySQL, Access and cloud databases SQL Azure or Amazon RDS. Find it EZ was orginally designed to search large libraries of Business Intelligence files such as Crystal Reports, Oracle Reports, Crystal Dashboards ( Xcelsius ), Active Reports and Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services ( SSRS ). It now includes a migration utility to extract all SQL data source information from Crystal or Oracle Reports to expedite accurate conversion between these two reporting tools. Find it EZ includes syntactical scanning of most modern programming languages ( JAVA, C/C++, C#.net, Visual Basic, PHP, Perl, Python, Delphi, LUA, XML, HTML, Pascal, plus more ). These core programming language search features are available at no charge through the Community Edition. Find it EZ is also supports searching through supporting documentation, logs and data files such as XML, delimited text, CSV, and configuration files. Search through both MS Office Word and Excel documents, including spreadsheet cell data and/or formulas. Find it EZ is a must have software development tool designed to drastically impact productivity and save hundreds of hours per IT professional each and every year ... especially on dynamic, database driven projects with a large library of business intelligence reports. Find it EZ is a tool that empowers a new developer to quickly understand and find code relationships, a project manager or analyst do a better job at estimating and planning for the actual scope and size of an enhancement based on facts, and programmers to improve code quality by minimizing missed affected areas when fixing bugs or implementing changes in an application over time.