SQL Tools is a very robust tool to create databases. This application has gone under many updates so far, and this version includes so many changes and fixes that you will surely find it very interesting. For example, it now performs your queries faster than ever - it does not matter if you have a dial-up or a DSL connection. You can drag and drop items, and highlight your syntax, among the many new other things that you can do with SQL Tools 1.5.
You will find that the syntax analyzer has been redesign with PL7SQL, which makes the interface more functional than ever, and stores the information encrypted in XML files.
They have also added a recycle bin to the "Object list", which is very convenient. Now the user also has a Reference Guide not available in previous versions of SQL Tools.
One of the most outstanding changes is the line limit output. Previously, only 255 characters were allowed, now... up to 4000 characters - a great achievement for all programmers who work with database enquiries.
Just download this free tool and you see how greatly you can benefit from it.
v1.5 [Feb 14, 2008]
Version 1.5 build 10 (2009-05-06)
bug fix - execution of a part line selection does not support bind variables
bug fix - dbms_output line limit increased from 255 to 4000 chars
bug fix - "SQL Quick Reference guide" search/index tabs miss some keywords (sqlqkref.chm)
some improvements taken from sqltools++ by Randolf Geist (2007 version)
some small fixes in "Find Match" Ctrl+]
Version 1.5 build 9 (2007-10-1)
Improvements (some taken from sqltools++ by Randolf Geist):
- redesigned PL/SQL syntax analyzer ("Find Match" Ctrl+] works better)
- redesigned Connect Dialog, connection information is stored encrypted in XML file
- the program settings are stored as XML in %APPDATA%/GNU/SQLTools (private)
or /SharedData (shared) depending on user choice
- implemented Filter for "Object List"
- improved keyboard navigation in "Object List"
- added Recyclebin to "Object List"
- improved error handling for "Extract Schema DDL"
- implemented DDL reverse engineering for partitioned tables and indexes
Some minor bugs have been fixed.
Feature-rich relational database known for its high performance and excellent concurrency
