How can I view objects that have similar datatypes in SQL 2000

-- OVERVIEW OF TABLES IN SQL 2000 that have similar datatypes
select o.name as tablename ,c.name as columnname ,t.name,c.length from syscolumns c
join systypes t on t.xtype = c.xtype
join sysobjects o on c.id = o.id
where o.xtype = 'U'
order by t.name,c.length

Ok ...

 

We trainers have been challenged at some of the SQL Launch Events.

The question asked by some people, or probably the same person was:
What is the tool displayed on the SQL books as displayed in the picture link below

 

 

I am offering a free SQL 2005 exam voucher for the person that proofs me the existence and the description of this tool!

 

 

How many of you are thinking of migrating from Oracle to SQL Server and why?
I am interested in finding out why you want to migrate, and when ./ how ...
What is your pain in a migration ... and what do you identifies as reasons why not to migrate.

All responses are welcome to the blog or via email to dandy@dandyman.net

 

The first one who replies to this blog with 10 good reasons why you should migrate or move to SQL Server 2005 gets an exam voucher for the SQL 70-431 Technology Specialist Exam. And I am serious ..it have to be 10 good reasons, reasons to be happy about SQL Server 2005 and reason to party.