On Feb 10, 2008 5:11 AM, Malcolm Greene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Looking for recommendations on a commercial Windows based data > dictionary product. Background: New project that will be integrating > data from multiple systems - all undocumented. I'm looking for a data > dictionary-like tool to help my team capture and organize information > about these data sources. The ideal product would be multi-user so that > all team members can contribute content including key members (power > users) of the user community. > > My fall back plan is to put in place a wiki with pre-built 'template' > pages designed to capture data. I recognize that this is far from > perfect (totally unstructured), but better than the alternative of > rolling my own data dictionary application, or consolidating all > information in a set of Word documents or spreadsheets maintained by a > single person. > > What products or techniques have you used in similar situations? > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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