OsloData 2.84 - DATABASE front-end
Posted in 1995
Topics: Installation, Setup & Upgrades, Connectivity: ODBC / JDBC / .NET, Server Administration, Security, Permissions & Auditing, Clustering, Grid & MACH11
Try OsloData 2.84 OsloData is a Windows database front-end. Opens, creates, designs, modifies, queries and converts databases of many formats (see below) Useful for database developers, users and administrators. Shareware. -------------------------------- For users of previous versions: Multiuser manipulation added, IISAM configuration expanded, interface improved, etc. BUGS fixed: Import to different field names works (also XBASE) Import to Paradox and ODBC works (creates unique indexes) No incorrect field input length limit -------------------------------- Here are some features: An integrated MDI app Installable ISAMs (MS Access, dBASE, FoxPro, Paradox, and Btrieve) ODBC OLE 2.0 objects stored in DBs Pictures stored in DBs (BMP, ICO, WMF, DIB, RLE) Interactive data (data form, data grid) and structure manipulation Advanced data handling (filtering, sorting, duplicating recordsets) Powerful MS Query-like SQL generation tool (Select, Crosstab, Insert, Delete, Update and Make-Table queries) ODBC SQL as well as full Access SQL generation. Unions supported. Parameter SQL Queries Password and System DB support Working in multiuser and multitasking environments Attaching tables to Access databases Creating and using Access built-in query definitions. Transferring data between databases Converting tables to different database types Printing data Working with query definition files Importing and exporting text data (CSV, TAB, custom and fixed-length) ODBC and ISAM configuration Working vith various MS Access engine versions etc. Fast and highly compatible with many ODBC drivers (unlike MS Access and MS Query). Standard SQL (unlike PowerBuilder). Flexible in terms of accessing data (e.g. Access can't connect to many attached tables -- OsloData can) Get it via WWW: http://www.interlog.com/~moslon/ Please send your questions and comments to: moslon@interlog.com Any comments would be appreciated.