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Posted about 18 years ago by [email protected] (Petr Vaněk)
Sqliteman is real multiplatform software - it's reported to be run on Linux, MS Windows, MacOS, *BSD and more natively. 1.2.0 approaches after ten months of development, testing, and using the previously released 1.0.x and SVN snapshot versions. I'd ... [More] like to send a big kudo to all people involved in this era. You know who you are. Sourceforge.net contains only the source code and Windows/Mac binaries. Packaging of Sqliteman for your distribution is on your software vendor. But there are some packages prepared for you already (see below). Windows Big Fat Note: Setup package will install Sqliteman into system via installer. Plain zip file can be unpacked anywhere and run without any installation. Another Note for MS Windows users: I do not use MS Windows extensively. If you are facing with any problem let me know to get it working. And what about future? The development won't stop. Maybe it will be slower a little bit now just because Sqliteman can handle what I need from this software. Anyway there are some plans how to improve it more. You can speed up your requests with your patches or e.g. technical (hardware/software) or financial support. See Support Development. Changelog Features: full ALTER TABLE support (by step-by-step scripting) extended Preferences for SQL Editor, Data Viewer and application startup database PRAGMAs handling implemented so called Table Populator (create testing data) data export/import complete user documentation BLOBs handling: load/save/show size real NULL values handling extended direct tables content editation Look and Feel: new professionally designed icon ability to integrate with KDE4 themes updated translations Internals: bugfixes internal SQL parser is rewritten (merged with TOra code) new SQL text editor (QScintilla based one) Sqliteman can be used with Qt 4.2.x but the 4.3.x or later is stronlgy recomended. [Less]
Posted about 18 years ago by [email protected] (Petr Vanek)
Sqliteman is real multiplatform software - it's reported to be run on Linux, MS Windows, MacOS, *BSD and more natively. 1.2.0 approaches after ten months of development, testing, and using the previously released 1.0.x and SVN snapshot versions. I'd ... [More] like to send a big kudo to all people involved in this era. You know who you are. Sourceforge.net contains only the source code and Windows/Mac binaries. Packaging of Sqliteman for your distribution is on your software vendor. But there are some packages prepared for you already (see below). Windows Big Fat Note: Setup package will install Sqliteman into system via installer. Plain zip file can be unpacked anywhere and run without any installation. Another Note for MS Windows users: I do not use MS Windows extensively. If you are facing with any problem let me know to get it working. And what about future? The development won't stop. Maybe it will be slower a little bit now just because Sqliteman can handle what I need from this software. Anyway there are some plans how to improve it more. You can speed up your requests with your patches or e.g. technical (hardware/software) or financial support. See Support Development. Changelog Features: full ALTER TABLE support (by step-by-step scripting) extended Preferences for SQL Editor, Data Viewer and application startup database PRAGMAs handling implemented so called Table Populator (create testing data) data export/import complete user documentation BLOBs handling: load/save/show size real NULL values handling extended direct tables content editation Look and Feel: new professionally designed icon ability to integrate with KDE4 themes updated translations Internals: bugfixes internal SQL parser is rewritten (merged with TOra code) new SQL text editor (QScintilla based one) Sqliteman can be used with Qt 4.2.x but the 4.3.x or later is stronlgy recomended. [Less]
Posted almost 19 years ago by [email protected] (Petr Vaněk)
Sqliteman 1.1 is in the feature freeze phase from today (changelog). How does it impact you? You have testing releases available. See binary release for windows and source code. OpenSUSE users can use prepared RPM packages. Any valuable feedback is ... [More] welcomed. Now you can spot and change things to make it better. And the bug tracking system is available for you too. See all the pending tasks for final release. [Less]
Posted almost 19 years ago by [email protected] (Petr Vanek)
Sqliteman 1.1 is in the feature freeze phase from today (changelog). How does it impact you? You have testing releases available. See binary release for windows and source code. OpenSUSE users can use prepared RPM packages. Any valuable feedback ... [More] is welcomed. Now you can spot and change things to make it better. And the bug tracking system is available for you too. See all the pending tasks for final release. [Less]
Posted almost 19 years ago by [email protected] (Petr Vanek)
Sqliteman 1.1 is in the feature freeze phase from today (changelog). How does it impact you? You have testing releases available. See binary release for windows and source code. OpenSUSE users can use prepared RPM packages. Any valuable feedback is ... [More] welcomed. Now you can spot and change things to make it better. And the bug tracking system is available for you too. See all the pending tasks for final release. [Less]
Posted almost 19 years ago by [email protected] (Petr Vanek)
Fedora Core users should update Sqliteman 1.0.1 rpm packages taken from Build Service repository as soon as possible. Older rpm packages contained installation bug which prevented displaying of icons, help files, and translations in the user ... [More] interface. It's fixed now -- in sqliteman-1.0.1-17.1.i386.rpm and/or later. See more informations from the backstage. [Less]
Posted almost 19 years ago by [email protected] (Petr Vaněk)
Fedora Core users should update Sqliteman 1.0.1 rpm packages taken from Build Service repository as soon as possible. Older rpm packages contained installation bug which prevented displaying of icons, help files, and translations in the user ... [More] interface. It's fixed now -- in sqliteman-1.0.1-17.1.i386.rpm and/or later. See more informations from the backstage. [Less]
Posted almost 19 years ago by [email protected] (Petr Vanek)
Fedora Core users should update Sqliteman 1.0.1 rpm packages taken from Build Service repository as soon as possible. Older rpm packages contained installation bug which prevented displaying of icons, help files, and translations in the user ... [More] interface. It's fixed now -- in sqliteman-1.0.1-17.1.i386.rpm and/or later. See more informations from the backstage. [Less]
Posted almost 19 years ago by [email protected] (Petr Vanek)
Fedora Core users should update Sqliteman 1.0.1 rpm packages taken from Build Service repository as soon as possible. Older rpm packages contained installation bug which prevented displaying of icons, help files, and translations in the user ... [More] interface. It's fixed now -- in sqliteman-1.0.1-17.1.i386.rpm and/or later. See more informations from the backstage. [Less]
Posted about 19 years ago by [email protected] (Petr Vanek)
After weeks of using by hundreds of developers here comes Sqliteman 1.0.1 — the bugfix release of the stable version of this software. What's new: fixed various wrong selecting SQL statements in the editor fixed bug with relative path handling ... [More] (../../../foo.db was taken as /foo.db in some cases) fixed accel collision in the "Recents" menu fixed bug #84 cosmetic: vertical space for table fields when doubleclicking table in table tree. It's done by workaround. Upstream bug report for Trolltech filled. fixed: text editor content is not cleared before opening a new file various translation fixes fixed #79 showing trigger, bad scroll bar behavior fixed #75 Table tree not updated after ALTER TABLE statement in editor It's strongly recomended to update your installations. [Less]