Keywords: dynamic data, data entry, capture data, data management, data forms, database system, data store

The Hill Solutions DynamicData Center (DDC) is able to create data structures on various database systems - on the fly and in an easy and simple way. Together with its powerful and customizable user interface - which allows user to see, amend or export these data - it makes it an all-in-one system to maintain your data.

Enterprises are able to capture and maintain internal data that otherwise has to be hardcoded and/or captured in other ways (probably not as easy). It allows the DBAs or data warehouse developer to create, document and maintain data tables from one place and to create lookups to other systems as well as to hand over the administration of the data to user (if required)! In comparison to other dynamic database tools, this program allows you to create these structures locally on your premise no subscription fee or internet connection required.

- Easily and fast creation of data structures on existing or new databases
- Data structures are defined and documented in one place
- All data is kept on premise
- Powerful and customizable user interface to view, edit or export data
- User, Group, Permission management
- The created data structures are totally independent (the application is only a helper)

Private users are able to use this program to build up data stores for all kind of information from book collection to saving recipes. No technical knowledge required well you have to know what you want to enter a text, a number, a picture, etc.

- Easy and fast creation of a data store
- Easy and fast definition of your tables and fields and your menu
- Start working

The created tables can then be incorporated into the existing data warehouse structure / database. Supported backend systems are currently the Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle MySQL Server and (for the crack) Microsoft Access.

The Freeware and Enterprise Edition are identical up to the point where we release the Enterprise Edition later this year! No expiry date though.