RE: Any Good Journal Analysis tools out there?

["Jamie Coles " <jamie.coles@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi - our product TestBench will enable you to analyse the contents of a
journal file and see the effects on and changes to the database that
happened  during a test - if that is what you are seeking.

Obviously of also offers a lot more but that is not the topic of this
thread.

Jamie 

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-----Original Message-----
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Sent: 08 June 2005 19:18
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Subject: Any Good Journal Analysis tools out there?

I'm looking for a tool(s) to automate at least initial analysis of 
journals. Some way to flag "interesting" entries for later review.
Better 
yet, have a way to drill down from the summary...

We could develop a custom solution but why re-event the wheel...
 
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