Apps with 'Database Synchronization' feature

dbForge Schema Compare for SQL Server is a reliable, easy-to-use tool for comparing and synchronizing Microsoft SQL Server database schemas. This product is specially designed to help you compare your SQL Server databases, analyze differences and synchronize your schemas using...

Oracle to PostgreSQL conversion and synchronization. Migrate and synchronize databases between Oracle and PostgreSQL

SQL Data Compare is used for automating data migrations, analyzing corrupted data, restoring row-level data from backups and compiling audit trails of missing or changed data. It's the industry standard tool for comparing and synchronizing the contents of two databases because...

DBConvert for MS SQL and MySQL software for data conversion and synchronization from Microsoft SQL Server to MySQL database and from . MySQL to MS SQL Server.

DbWrench is a multi-vendor, multi-platform database design and synchronization software. Features include a syntax highlighting SQL query editor, support for many of today's most popular databases, a graphic entity relation diagram (ERD) designer, and the ability to forward...

MssqlMerge is an easy to use diff & merge tool for Microsoft SQL Server databases. This tool allows to compare and import/export database objects and data between two databases. Supports SQL Server version 2008 and higher.

The DataWeigher is the tool to compare and synchronize data. You can select any tables and fields from two MS Access databases and the DataWeigher finds differences. The comparison result is very visual, each type of records (added, deleted, changed) has its own color.

Debezium is an open source distributed platform for change data capture. Start it up, point it at your databases, and your apps can start responding to all of the inserts, updates, and deletes that other apps commit to your databases.

PowerSync keeps backend SQL databases in sync with on-device SQLite databases embedded in a client SDK. It enables real-time reactive offline-first/local-first apps that remain available even when network connectivity is poor or non-existent.