For Oracle PL/SQL and SQL Server T-SQL teams
See what really changed. Prove it was reviewed.
Toad reformatted the whole package, so your diff shows 152 changed lines. LogicDiff ignores the formatting, finds the 8 that matter, and explains each one in plain English.
- Runs on your own PC or server
- Your code never leaves your network
- No telemetry
- Offline licence
Cuts the noise
Ignores formatting
Case, spacing, line wrapping, comments and different ways of writing the same thing. Only changes to what the code does are left, however it was reformatted.
Plain English
Explains each change
Short, concrete notes about run-time behaviour: which rows, which branch, what the caller sees. Each is graded high review or info.
See it in place
Side by side, only the real changes
Both versions lined up, procedure by procedure, with only the logic changes shaded. Code that has simply moved is shown as moved, not as a deletion and an addition.
Knows your tables
Judged against your database
Optionally point it at the database and the same change is weighed against real table sizes and indexes. It reads the catalogue only, never your rows.
Sign-off
A signed review for every change
The reviewer accepts or queries each change with a reason. The signed record is filed back in TFS or Git beside the code it covers.
Audit-ready
Daily check and evidence pack
Live code is checked against the approved reviews every day, and each release gets a printable evidence pack with exceptions called out.
The problem every database team recognises
152 → 8
Formatting noise hides the real change
Different editors lay code out differently. A reformat turns a five-line fix into a few hundred lines of diff, and reviewers give up and tick the box.
0.10 → 0.15
Small edits, big consequences
A > that becomes >=, a RAISE that vanishes, a COMMIT that slips into a loop. Easy to miss, expensive in production.
3 questions
Auditors ask the same ones
Was every production change reviewed and approved? Did the reviewer see the real change? Is what is live what was approved?
Built for the questions auditors ask
Change-management controls in ISO 27001 (8.32), SOC 2 (CC8.1), SOX IT general controls and PCI DSS all come down to the same evidence. LogicDiff produces it as a by-product of normal code review.
Reviewed
A signed record of who reviewed and approved what, with a fingerprint of each object.
Deployed as approved
Each day's live changes are matched against reviews, with exceptions called out.
Nothing slipped in
Changes made without a review, or deployed differently from what was reviewed, are flagged.
Ready to hand over
A printable evidence pack per release, and a CSV of every change for auditors to sample.
Your code stays yours
Runs inside your network
LogicDiff is a Windows app and command line that run on your own machines. The rules work completely offline. There is no telemetry and the licence check never phones home.
Read-only on your databases
Database insight reads catalogue and statistics views only, never table rows, with a least-privilege account your security team can read line by line.
Start with a free 60-day pilot
The first three organisations get the full Team edition free for 60 days, with help setting it up. Bring a real package and a real release and judge it on your own code.