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Apologies for the delay here. Thanks for helping.
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Apologies for the delay here. Thanks for helping.

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hi guys<br />
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I've been told about a product called Datagrip by one of our developers. Can you explain what's so good about it? But in an entirely non-technical way if possible? I don't know much about databases at all, but wanted to see if I could explain that to our CEO and convince him that we should get it via? <br />
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Any advantages?<br />
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thanks for helping<br />
Yashy
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hi guys

I've been told about a product called Datagrip by one of our developers. Can you explain what's so good about it? But in an entirely non-technical way if possible? I don't know much about databases at all, but wanted to see if I could explain that to our CEO and convince him that we should get it via? 

Any advantages?

thanks for helping
Yashy

Has anyone used Datagrip? And if yes, why is it so great?

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