Desktop Linux: Database Developers and Administrators Gain Tool for Linux Enterprises

"Database tool vendor AquaFold today announced the availability of its latest version of Aqua Data Studio. The software gives database administrators a single interface to all major relational databases and allows them to service heterogeneous database environments, a growing concern for database developers and administrators managing enterprise systems today.

"'AquaFold's customer base is about 10 - 15 percent Linux,' says president Niels Gron..."

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