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The JET Code Generator
SpeedJDB was developed for
Aqua Data Studio is a SQL
Caché Monitor is an SQL
connects to any JDBC based
DBAs in order for them to
editor and developer tool
development tool designed
database and exports the
get a uniform interface for
that allows developers to
for InterSystems database
schema as an XML formatted
all common databases. This
easily create edit and
Caché
It supports
file. The user is free to
has been achieved by using
execute SQL scripts as well
developers with many
write/modify XSLTs to
the JDBC (Java Database
as browse database
features:
* Advanced
generate virtually any type
Connectivity) API that makes
structures. Aqua Data
SQL Query Editor
of source code from the XML
it possible to execute SQL
Studio provides an
o Caché-SQL Syntax
representing your database
selects against all
integrated database
highlighting
o
schema. Then generates code
databases that provide
environment with a single
SQL Code completion (Shows
based on XSL
corresponding JDBC drivers,
consistent inferface to all
Tables,Views,Columns and
Transformations. A complete
or that have drivers
major relational databases.
Indexes)
o SQL
example is included; with a
available for; these are
This allows the DBA or
History
o
database, support classes,
nearly all database systems.
developer to tackle multiple
Parallel (multi-threaded)
XSL Transformations, build
tasks simultaneously from
queries
o The
scripts (ANT, and batch).
one application.
Graphical SQL execution plan
supplies index and
selectivity information from
every used index in the
plan
o SQL
abbreviations, Type:
se<space> to
complete to "SELECT *
FROM "
o
TuneTable for selected
Tables or whole Namespaces
o Select2Table
Function
* DDL Code
generation (CREATE TABLE)
* MetaData-Browser for
o Namespaces
o Tables
o
Views
o
Routines
o
Classes
o
CachedQueries
o
Stored Procedures o Indexes
Date: Sep, 22 2005 Date: May, 12 2005 Date: Feb, 15 2005 Date: Feb, 15 2005 |
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PKLite SQL Client is an Open
DataDino is a free database
SQL Developer is a SQL
SQuirreL SQL Client is a
Source Java program can
managment tool that allows
administration and
graphical Java program that
connect to any JDBC
you to simply and easily
development frontend with a
will allow you to view the
compliant database. It has
browse and edit data without
graphical user interface. It
structure of a JDBC
basic query and update
resorting to SQL. Support is
is written completely in
compliant database, browse
functionality and some
provided for many popular
Java and runs on virtual
the data in tables, issue
simple database information
database vendors, allowing
machines supporting Java 1.3
SQL commands etc. SQuirreL's
capabilities. The goal of
your company to standardize
or higher. With SQL
functionality can be
this project was to create a
on one tool. The interface
Developer you can connect to
extended through the use of
lightweight SQL client (~ 1
is professionally crafted to
various databases using the
plugins.
MB) that was portable, easy
allow you to easily find
JDBC interface. Why use a
to install and be vender
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some issues to be worked out
also has a unique table
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wizard that gives you the
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ability to create complex
platform running Java with
independent but with this
tables from a simple,
one frontend.
new build it is able to
structured GUI.
If you
connect to any database
like the features of the
that has a JDBC driver and
free product, the
run on any OS that has a
Professional Edition is a
Java VM.
mere $49.95 upgrade that
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options, database
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database object source code
viewer, color-coded SQL
editing, ability to manage
keys, indexes and columns,
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features!
Date: Nov, 01 2004 Date: Oct, 22 2003 Date: Aug, 28 2003 Date: Jun, 06 2003 |
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