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Skeema vs SQL Delta

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Skeema

6.9#4 in database migration toolsFrom $649 a year
Free planLinuxmacOSWindows
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SQL Delta

6.8#5 in database schema comparison tools$185 one-time
Windows
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FactSkeemaSQL Delta
Founded20161991
HeadquartersNorthern New Jersey, United StatesSydney, New South Wales, Australia
Intended usersSkeema Community is described as free open-source software, while Premium Plus is positioned for startups and smaller teams and Max for larger organizations.The home page describes SQL Delta as a tool for development teams managing database changes through releases.
PurposeSkeema is a declarative SQL-based schema management utility that applies changes expressed as CREATE statements in a repository to MySQL and MariaDB tables and routines.SQL Delta compares database schemas and data so teams can review drift and synchronize changes before deployment.
SupportPublic technical support is available to all CLI users through GitHub issues, while private technical support is included with Max.Customers can contact the company by email for SQL Delta support and access its support portal.

Skeema plans

  • CommunityFree
  • Plus$124 a month
  • Max$499 a month
  • Skeema Cloud Linter$649 a year
  • Plus$1,238 a year
  • Max$4,988 a year

SQL Delta plans

  • SQL Delta for MySQL — Single license$185, paid once
  • SQL Delta for Oracle — Single license$370, paid once
  • SQL Delta for SQL Server — Single license$370, paid once
  • SQL Delta for MySQL — 5 Licenses$510, paid once
  • SQL Delta for MySQL — 10 Licenses$920, paid once
  • SQL Delta for Oracle — 5 Licenses$1,020, paid once

Pick Skeema if…

Skeema suits teams managing MySQL or MariaDB schema changes through SQL files and repository workflows. Its sharding and drift features may be useful where schemas span multiple servers or databases.

Pick SQL Delta if…

SQL Delta suits development teams managing database changes through releases on Windows. Teams comparing different database server types can consider SQL DXP, while those needing comparison and script generation without direct execution can use the Read Only Edition.

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