DBDocumentor produces Banque de données documentation for the SQL objects in your Banque de données project.  The list of SQL objects documented varies with the SQL dialect chosen, and DBDocumentor currently supports; Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and below, Firebird 1.5, and Sybase ASA 9 and below. Generating reference documentation for a SQL Banque de données using DBDocumentor is as simple as selecting the SQL dialect, the object types to include and the source files to process. Within a few minutes DBDocumentor generates a fully cross referenced view of the SQL Banque de données, including where data is sourced from and what objects are modifying data in what other objects. The cross referencing extends to procedure and Sécurité usage, clearly showing which procedures are used where, and under what Sécurité context. These capabilities make DBDocumentor ideal for those wishing to learn the structure of a given Banque de données, or simply to document the Banque de données for future reference.  

Extended capabilities include declarative object grouping, support for DBMS metadata based descriptions like those provided in SQL Server Enterprise Manager or SQL Server Management Studio, SQL dialect specific syntax color coding, control over the documentation of temporary objects and dynamic SQL, and the generation of XML output. All documentation is generated by reading the source SQL batch files and requires no active Banque de données connection, or any Banque de données connectivity Outils.

DBDocumentor produced documentation is perfect as printed Banque de données application documentation for:
- Client documentation for software development consulting projects
- Online access for middle tier developers to develop against a documented Banque de données interface
- Determining the degree of data exposure and risk by specific Banque de données functions, procedures and Reporting Services reports
- Determining the degree of dynamic SQL used in the Banque de données, and what data sources are impacted by the use of dynamic SQL